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Story Title Generator

Use this story title generator to begin your next writing project.

Begin a new story, with the title structure of "A [Fill in the Blank] of [Object A] and [Object B]." Use the title generator below to fill in the blanks based on your star sign, first initial, and last initial. 

For example, I am a Gemini so my story title would be "A Feast of Willow and Nightshade." Sounds like this story might involve a dinner party involving magic wands and one of the guests being poisoned.

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