Pitaya Letters

A newsletter by D. Y. Pinto.
a pitaya plant growing over a log, a yuca plant and a white background

Hi, curious reader!,

I'm glad you are here 😊, it looks like you are exploring my website. Welcome to the most chill part of it 🍵.

So, what's this about? Pitaya Letters ✉ is my newsletter about creativity. I send monthly stories about my creative processes, experiments, and inspiring books on creativity, alongside reflections on nature and life 🍃.

We are a group of people who strive to create from a calm state of being.

You won't receive plain notifications of the articles I publish in the blog, but I mention them if they support the ideas of each Letter.

Instead, you'll find thoughtful and original content that is not publicly available elsewhere. It's reserved only for subscribed people, basically because I sometimes write more personal and improvised writings that I don't want to share so publicly.

"Monthly" is an approximate timeframe to refer to the cyclical pattern I follow, mainly inspired by women's energy cycles. It has worked well in the previous months. It's a frequency I find comfortable to write, and it's also the frequency I prefer to read!

Hopefully, you’ll find in every email a chill space to relax, and maybe relate to my explorations in creativity. Cozy beverages and reading nooks are very much recommended to be in the same vibe ☕. 

👀 – What we are exploring (summer 2025) –

I'm trying different creative activities to see which one fits best with my current lifestyle, values, and context. My inspiration comes from the book La Creatividad Consciente (On Becoming an Artist), by Ellen J. Langer.


Questions I imagine someone could ask:

Is it free?

Yes. You only need to type and send your email. An option to contribute to this project will be offered in the future.

Will you fill my inbox with spam?

No. I have other things to do, like laundry and daily exercise.

Can I unsubscribe at any time?

Yes. There is a button at the end of every email. No hard feelings.

What's your favorite fruit?

My favorite fruit is pitayas.

How can I read past editions of Pitaya Letters?

When subscribing, you'll be able to read the past editions at the Pitaya Letters Archive.


Well, thank you so much to read till this point. If you are interested in joining, feel free to subscribe, explore, comment and see if this is for you.

I hope you have a wonderful day,

Dani.

Photo credits: D. Y. Pinto.

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Last page update: 10th of July, 2025.


Curious readers

As a subscriber, you also have access to my past project, ☀️ Sunlight Stories, a mini series about trying to go outdoors more often and reconnect with the energy of the Sun.