Unfortunately for the left-handed, due to its era this book makes no allowance for chirality. If you're a lefty who furthermore hooks your hand over to write, w

Unfortunately for the left-handed, due to its era this book makes no allowance for chirality. If you're a lefty who furthermore hooks your hand over to write, well... This occurred to me while reading through the theory book. What if you made a pen that, instead of continuing straightly from the handle into a tip, curved inward? It seems to me the real difference between writing left handed and right handed is that lefties have to push and righties can drag. If the tip of your pen curved inward, lefties could do a lot more dragging (and maybe all dragging, if you held the pen right).