There is such a thing as anagram-making software, but I have never used it. This is partly because I don’t believe that a computer program can truly capture the art of matching the anagram’s content aptly to that of the original text, and partly because they don’t make it for the Mac.

I do use the Internet Anagram Server from time to time, but since it only allows you to enter around 30 characters at a time, it is of limited help. It’s good for generating suggestions of how to dispose of unusual letter combinations, or when you’re down to around 10-20 unused letters and want to see if they form words unto themselves.

Otherwise, it’s just a matter of time, determination, and love for the game.