Large collection of information and links, including organizations, research articles, list of famous left-handers, left-handedness in the arts, links to shopping sites, FAQ, humor, fun facts, and trivia.

M.K. Holder answers the questions: 'Do scientists understand why there are so many more right-handers than left-handers? Do other primates show a similar tendency to favor one hand over the other?'

Facts and myths about lefthandedness, links to lefthander organizations and stores for left-handed products, information on handgun products designed for left-handed use.

Short article from the Associated Press. (May 28, 1998)

About pianist Christopher Seed, who has built and plays a piano with the keyboard in reverse so that he can play the melody with the left hand.

Derogatory meanings associated with the words for 'left' in several world languages.

Speculations on how left-handedness came to be associated with satanism in western mythology.

Advice on determining hand dominance and on dealing with handwriting problems often encountered in left-handers.

Site has webforum, merchandise for sale, humor, and other material.

Promotes information exchange by left-handers in music. Includes myths, facts, and an online forum.

Interesting facts and ideas about lefthandedness. (English - Nederlands - Deutsch)

Blogs, online exhibits, and links for talented left-handed artists and designers from arround the world.

Script of an Australian Broadcasting Corporation news feature on lefthandedness, particularly the biological origins of handedness. (April 30, 1998)

Includes a list of left-handed celebrities, how to say left handed in other languages, a test, social network, and articles.

Article discusses the increased acceptance of lefthandedness in Japan.

Personal home page includes personal commentaries about various issues related to left-handedness, as well as links to other sites.

Advice for parents of young children.

Guardian article describes researcher's finding that left-handed people have been abused and neglected throughout history. (June 6, 2002)