Mitchell HagemanMultimedia Journalist·NZ Herald·21 Aug, 2026 03:00 AM6 mins to readFolly founder Emily Broadmore performs a story for OnlyFans from an international writer. Photo / SonderFolly founder Emily Broadmore performs a story for OnlyFans from an international writer. Photo / SonderThe publishers of a journal previously banned by Whitcoulls are tackling taboo with a new shrink-wrapped erotica title – and they’re using OnlyFans to pump up its performance. Mitchell Hageman asks Folly Press editor Emily Broadmore why. When Emily Broadmore’s Folly Issue 003 was withdrawn from bookshelves last year for,
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