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[Mr. YouthWriter]

I'm about 11 days into my project, and even though I started beforehand, I'm still sending emails like crazy to bloggers, podcast hosts, YouTubers, etc. I'm a 17 year old writer, who's lifelong dream is to become a published author, which is why my book is up on Kickstarter; I don't have the necessary funds to pay my editing and publishing company for things like printing, binding, cover art, etc. I feel like I've about exhausted all the teen writing (and just regular writing) blogs/podcasts/etc. out there, and was wondering if there were any other blogs/podcasts/etc. (specifically geared towards Kickstarter perhaps) that would be willing to (for free) interview and up and coming author such as myself. Thanks for any of the feedback, and you can check out my Kickstarter to get a sort of idea about what I'm trying to achieve, if that will help with the answers. Thanks!

[sbriggman]

I think you would have better luck connecting with bloggers in your niche (publishing/writing), and sharing your story and campaign. Think about what you can offer the blogger or how others can gain value from your story or what you've learned.

[Mr. YouthWriter]

I've pretty much exhausted my supply of writing bloggers that are still posting, actually. That's why I was trying to branch out; I'm still looking, and any you know of or can find would be much appreciated!

[Vanessa]

You can try Krowdster's Media Lists, we have over 500 journalists and bloggers listed in the publishing category.
https://www.krowdster.co/media-lists

[bobbzee]

Came across another site that helps in reaching out to bloggers and influencers - BackerDatabase

[Mr. YouthWriter]

Thanks Bobbzee; have you used it yourself? If so, how reliable and useful has it been?