Welcome To New York Positivity [About] — 2022

Written by Bolivar T. Careers

Greetings, friends,

We are New York Positivity, and we are here to bring positivity to your newsfeed.

Too often, negative news articles inundate feeds and media. NY Positivity hopes to change this with New York State articles with a positive twists.

New York Positivity was created in 2022 with latin writer and visual artist Bolivar T. Caceres’ other projects, Surviving 9 to 5 and Soundbox Review.

Bolivar T. Caceres poetry appears in the chapbook “Outside My Garret Window” and in the literary magazines, ShortEdition, Eat The Storms, and Ariel Charts. He writes for Film Studies Quarterly Review, a quarterly Film Blog that analyzes pre-80s classics, and the news blog New York Positivity. You can connect with Bolivar at www.BtcArt.co and on social media @BolivarTCaceres.

Are you tired of all the negative news?

Then join us in flooding feeds with positive news. So far, we have presented human interest stories about young writers and world changers. We wrote about the peoples kindness to animals and about the beautiful art around New York. Follow us here on medium, but all if you have a twitter, let’s also flip the tide on that platform. Find us @NyPositivity.

We hope to connect with you and flood the world with positivity!

Now, as you know this task takes a peace corps., and therefore contributions are welcomed. We would love to have you on our team. There is no previous experience needed. If you are interested in guest writing or have an article that you think will fit nicely at New York Positivity, please email [email protected] with the subject line [Your-Name] Guest Post [article-title]. Thank you for reading New York Positivity! Bless, Bolivar.

If you have any questions, comments, concerns about a article or some information on the website, please at [email protected] . Also, drop a line if you only want to say, “hello.”

If you want to support what we are doing, Buy Us A Coffee, and let’s talk change.

Thank you for your time!

We’ll catch you later.