Left-Handed Notebooks and Journals

DO LEFT-HANDED PEOPLE WRITE DIFFERENTLY?

Yes! Usually, left-handers push their hand from left to right across the page, which is more difficult than pulling it across as a right-handed person would. If the pages don't lay flat, it is more difficult to keep your sentence going straight across. Also, because you are constantly moving your hand over and across what you just wrote, if the paper doesn't absorb the ink instantly, you will get ink all over your hand and it will smear the paper with ink as you write.

Each handmade left-handed journal and notebook is specially created to cover every writing need of a lefty, with plenty of customization options to choose from.

That’s where Epica left-handed notebooks take the advantage! They feature everything a lefty writer needs to feel comfortable when inspiration calls: from a classic left-handed journal crafted from genuine Italian leather to larger sizes or the extra thick leather journal specially created to last a lifetime.

But the ultimate benefit lies on the featured pages, which lay flat, allowing one’s hand to rest easily while writing. Additionally, the paper absorbs ink quickly so it doesn’t smear on their hand as they write across the page.

PERSONALIZED LEATHER JOURNALS FOR LEFT-HANDED WRITERS

With many options such as refillable journals or journals with deckled-edge pages or with lined-ruled or blank-unlined pages, we go a step further to fulfill even the most demanding needs of a pro or an amateur left-handed journaler.

Furthermore, you can choose between all the different cover styles and plenty of paper choices among our left-handed notebooks and journals to make your purchase delightfully satisfying.

LEFT-HANDED PEOPLE ATTRACT OUR ATTENTION!

Unique traits and differences make left-handed writers so remarkable. Practically speaking, except for the apparent schematic showing in contrast with right-handed writers, when left-handed writers try to write, the action of their wrist naturally makes the writing slant the wrong way!

There are many examples in school, where left-handed children are often encouraged to turn the paper slightly counter-clockwise so that they won't have to twist their wrists so far!

However, the coin has two sides; some of the most iconic figures, such as Leonardo da Vinci or Lewis Carroll were left-handed. That not only inhibited them from following their inspiration but creates the famous myth surrounding left-handed people - are they in fact smarter?