New York, 1950's. Office workers aren't interesting at first sight. But this isn't case of George, by origin an immigrant. Since starting a relationship with Meg he has to confront the double life he has as well as fact he's a member of the IRA. Can he be able to survive in the 50's New York full of armed groups or paper planes will have to influence events again?

One of my many headcanons on Paperman: During memories of his service in World War II, he realizes the song he heard as a soldier is his and his love's song. Based on the German love song Lili Marleen written in 1915 by Lale Andersen as Lili Marleen literally fits Paperman in my eyes.

A short tragedy I've written on Paperman about the love story of George and Meg, taking place after the movie.

After putting in many years of work within the company, Meg has finally been offered the position of her dreams and an opportunity of a lifetime… in China! With the paper plane by his side, will George find the resolve inside to hop aboard the train with her or will he be left behind on the platform like last time?

George is out of a job and looking for work. One night while out on a date, he and Meg bump into an old friend of Meg's who will change their lives forever. Dancing, singing, this fic has it all! (This is a oneshot musical fic that pays homage to the classic Broadway and Hollywood musicals of the 1930s-1950s.)

Birthday gift for BM. Glimpses of George and Meg's thoughts and actions before, during, and following the day they met. Rated T for courtship and unpleasant world history references.

Just my take on the post-credits scene, and what might have happened after. "'You know,' she says, lingering on the steps of her apartment building. 'In Japan, they say that folding a thousand paper cranes gets you a wish.' George smiles at that. 'I guess in New York, paper planes do the trick.'"

This is a written version of the Disney short, Paperman.

George takes Meg out to the annual Valentine's Day Dance, but there's just one minor detail he forgot to mention to her... Thanks for reading!

A story that goes in depth about what George and Meg were thinking on the day that they met. Thanks in advance for reading/reviewing!

A lipstick covered paper plane brought them together. But can it keep them together? Series of One-Shots.

You are the love of my life. —Meg/George.