Leonardo da Vinci, a brilliant left-handed artist and thinker, had a unique approach to writing. He would write from right to left across the page, which is a distinctive feature of his manuscripts. This method has intrigued scholars and fans alike, as it reflects his unconventional perspective and creativity.

Walter Isaacson’s book on Leonardo da Vinci delves into the life and work of this Renaissance genius. It highlights not only his artistic achievements but also his scientific inquiries and inventions, showcasing how Leonardo's left-handedness influenced his distinctive style. This behavior illustrates how he thought differently, pushing boundaries not only in art but in many fields of study.