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Welcome to Galen’s Anagrams! In the many pages you can access through the menu, you will find thousands of anagrams of celebrities, places, titles and more. Although some of the anagrams have been found coincidentally by other anagrammatists, the vast majority have never been seen before.
What is an anagram? An anagram is a perfect letter rearrangement. In a simple case, riot is an anagram of trio. An example of a well known anagram is ‘Lose mint cash’ which is made from the letters of ‘Slot machines’. If you would like very detailed information on this subject, read Galen's article The Rules and Principles of Anagrams.
Although the occasional anagram in the galleries may be suggestive or racy, none are profane or mean-spirited. Galen strives for good English and nice phrasing most of all, even above topicality. For more information about how Galen became involved in anagrams, the development of his approach, articles he has written and the creation of the galleries on this site, read A Brief History of Galen Anagrams.
A comprehensive article is in the works that will detail Galen's techniques for solving anagrams.
If you have any questions or comments regarding the anagrams or any related material, please send an Email to Steve at anagrams@stevengalen.com
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