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There are a couple book title generators out there (Google will find them for you). Unfortunately, none of them seem to take any input. That is, they all generate titles by assembling words from a database, and the user cannot influence which words are chosen and how they are assembled. What I want to do is input a word, like "Sword" and be given a bunch of plausible titles that contain this word or related words (like "knight" or "knife") and that are not utter nonsense (like "Sword Cake").

Does such a title (or phrase) generator exist?

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If you know the gist of what your book is, which you should, try http://www.nameboy.com/

Designed for domain names, it will give a big list of synonyms and all the possible combinations.

So if you enter Sword and Warrior, you'll get lots of variations. Knife Fighter, Sword Soldier, etc.

Yes, a lot of it will be nonsense, but it should help get the juices going.

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I was just now looking for the same thing and came across this tool that worked for me: http://www.adazing.com/book-title-generator/

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I don't have any software to recommend, but I do have some tips. If you know the main idea of your story, main protagonists name, and setting, you can find a great name using those little things. If that doesn't work, give something slightly doesn't seem to fit at first, but starts to make more and more sense as the story progresses. Or you could find my quotev account (Bracelet girls) and I could pretend to be a software.

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