Holly Randall's Fall Issue Reveals CAM GIRL Secrets
Amanda Miller ยท
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Holly Randall releases the Fall 2026 issue of Wet Ink Magazine, featuring CAM GIRL cover star Alana Rey and a behind-the-scenes look at the film. Plus creator stories, industry news, and more.
Holly Randall just dropped the Fall 2026 issue of Wet Ink Magazine. And let me tell you, this one's personal. It's the third edition of her growing adult media publication, and it packs creator stories, industry coverage, and real business insight into 108 pages.
Presented by Stripchat, the issue puts Randall's upcoming feature film CAM GIRL front and center. The film follows four creators โ Alana Rey, Sally Dinosaur, Hope Heaven, and Lexi Luna โ in storylines inspired by their real lives. Cover star Rey also gets a profile tracing her journey from Colombia to her career as a cam performer.
### Why CAM GIRL Matters
In her editor's note, Randall writes: "I'm also thrilled to introduce our new feature film, CAM GIRL, an honest look at the lives of cam models by director Jeffrey John Hart." She credits Stripchat for supporting both the film and Wet Ink, adding that neither project "would exist without them."
That kind of backing matters. It means more authentic stories from the people who actually live this work.
### What Else Is Inside
Beyond the film coverage, Wet Ink serves the broader creator community with:
- Seasonal features on Halloween shoots and favorite recipes
- A stretching guide with Cherie DeVille and Charlie Forde
- A filmmaker spotlight on Siouxsie Q and Michael Vegas
- Creator-focused sex tech advice
- Coverage from the Vixen 10-Year Anniversary Party, Urban X Awards, and XMA Europe Awards
So whether you're a cam model, a filmmaker, or just curious about the industry, there's something here for you.
### How to Get Your Copy
You can read the Fall 2026 issue now at WetInkMag.com/fall-issue-2026. Follow @WetInkMag on Instagram for the latest updates.
To learn more about Holly Randall, visit HollyRandall.com and HollyLinks.com.
This isn't just another magazine. It's a platform giving creators a voice. And with each issue, Randall proves she's serious about elevating the conversation.