Lefthanded Stories

Don't you hate the disadvantages of Lefties? I'll tell you the obvious and some facts you might not know about your hand.

Twenty poems you won't want to miss. "I wrote a book of rhyme and reason, of simple words for time and season." A best-of compilation, containing selected entries from my previous works: Poems of the Left Hand, Spring and Light, and Ecru Skies. Also featuring one original poem just for this set, and one brand-new poem from my upcoming poetry collection. Ranked #488 in Poetry, 10/2/17. All poems are original and written by me, Hansel Haase.

This story is all about the diary of introvert girl and extrovert boy

Ambidextrous:- ability to use the right and left hands equally well. Ambidextrous Challenge:- Challenging yourself to write at least one page per day in your non dominant hand for a month. Hello my lost readers (as I have no other idea as to why you'll be opening this wonderful book) ! This is me doing the ambidextrous challenge and making a fool of myself! Let's go right in, shall we?

Tracy Ortega from the island of Minorca lives a small life, trying to get through the last year of mandatory school when a terrible accident rocks her world and changes her life forever.

They say April showers bring May flowers... My second poetry project, including a poem for every day in April, and then some, with themes of heartache, shifting times, honest thoughts, newsprung life, and hope for the future. (Oh, and there are a few silly poems, too!) Highest ranking: #39 in Poetry (May 6, 2017)

You've read poems. You've met left-handed people. But you haven't read poems by left-handed people. (Or maybe you have, but you didn't know it. Or at least, it wasn't in the title, right?) Here, you will find a collection of short poems both silly and serious, heart-breaking and adventurous, metaphoric and face-valued; and all written by me: a left-handed nerd with a touch of outlandish humor and a mite of wistful romance. Highest ranking: #108 in Poetry (Mar. 17, 2017)

A story about a boy who is left handed who must change himself to please his father and the society that he lives in. This is my first story that I'm publishing so have a read and tell me if you like it or not. It's supposed to be a reflection on how society treats homosexuals today. Thanks xx

Read it to find out what happens

In a dystopian future, all left-handed people are forcibly separated from the right-handeds. The lefts are constantly mocked for being weak and foolish by the rights. Until the attacks. Suddenly, 17-year-old Rube Chayla's world is thrown into disaster. She's a left. When the rights are constantly falling, it turns out the lefts may be humanity's only savior. But can she save the rights? And what is saving the lefts from the fate of the rights?

"I've always wanted to have that rich guy poor girl romance in my life but guess what- -I aint that poor. At least, not enough to be a maid at the Royal chambers"