The rules of many of these creative games can be translated into computer code to produce what might be called para-literature . These games are fun - try them. Most people think of anagrams as frivolous fun. But they have been used for serious purposes. Here is a short religious poem by the seventeenth-century poet George Herbert inspired by an anagram.
Palindromes are sentences or lines that read the same forward and backward.
Lawrence Levine wrote a palindromic novel of 31,957 words, Dr. Awkward and Olson in Oslo in 1986. Each line reads the same forward and backwards. Drowsy Baby's word. Eve Madam, I'm Adam Named under a ban, a bared nude man. Miss, I'm Cain, a monomaniac.