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Edition 5 of Lot’s Wife is out now. We would like to thank all those who contributed to this edition through written and visual contributions. We also want to thank our partners at the MSA Welfare Department and MSA Disabilities & Carers Department for collaborating with us on the edition. This edition will be published online only and can be viewed here. EDITORS NOTE In this edition of Lot’s Wife, we have collaborated with the Monash Student Association (MSA) Welfare Department, Disabilities & Carers Department, and the Mental Health and Resilience Committee to bring you an issue that focuses on disability

Edition 4 of Lot’s Wife is out now. We would like to thank all those who contributed to this edition through written and visual contributions. This edition will be published online only and can be viewed here. EDITORS NOTE Welcome to Semester 2 at Monash University Clayton. We hope that this semester brings you all more certainty in the wake of the recent lockdowns which consumed our holidays, resulted in cancelled trips, and meant working from home for most of us. Nevertheless, we still have some faith that the upcoming 12 weeks will involve some normalcy as many of us experienced

Edition 4 submissions are now open! We are excited to hear about your perspectives on current affairs, along with your thoughts on movies, TV shows and music. Or if you are more creative, we are keen to read your poetry, short stories and view your visuals. Submissions close 28 June. To submit and see prompts, check out this link.

Edition 3 of Lot’s Wife is out now. We would like to thank all those who contributed to this edition through written and visual contributions. This edition will be published online only and can be viewed here. EDITORS NOTE As we approach the height of the semester, with many major assessments due just down the road and exams around the corner, students are understandably feeling trapped within the bubble of student life. However, this analogy can be extended beyond Monash to a state and even national level as we are almost in a state of national lockdown, being shielded from the

Edition 2 of Lot's Wife is out now. We would like to thank all those who contributed to this edition. This edition will be published online only and can be viewed here. Submissions for Edition 3 are now open and close 3 May. To submit, please visit this link.

Submissions for Edition 2 close on 5 April. If you want to share your perspective on global issues, have poetry published, or review a new TV program, then do not miss this opportunity to be published. For more information and to submit, please visit: https://linktr.ee/LotsWife

After months of hard work from writers, artists, designers, volunteer subeditors, and our editorial committee, Lot’s Wife Edition 1 is out! We would like to thank everyone who helped out. We are also excited to launch our new look logo and colour palette. For the first time in nearly a year, we have been fortunate to print our magazine. These are available throughout Monash University free of charge. Lot's Wife Edition 1 2021 Download link: Download

After months of hard work from writers, artists, designers, volunteer subeditors, and our editorial committee, Lot's Wife Edition 6 is out! We would like to thank everyone who helped out, and give a special thank you to Ruth Ong for the front cover. Download here To read in your browser, head over to our online editions page: https://lotswife.com.au/online-editions/ We are still accepting online submissions! To learn how to get involved, head to our submission form: https://forms.gle/REmWhktcF7e53yTL8     

By Ryan Attard, Managing Editor In this time of COVID-19, when there is limited recourse and we are bound by technology, it is incredible to see the dedication and initiative of students who continue to devote their time to important causes. This is evident with the Hult Prize Foundation returning to Monash University for the “Food for Good” challenge. Students have the chance to pitch an idea about how to transform food into a vehicle for change. The Hult Prize Foundation is one of the largest engines for the creation of startups with roots in the ideas of the world’s

After months of hard work from writers, artists, designers, volunteer subeditors, and our editorial committee, Lot's Wife Edition 4 is finally out! We would like to thank everyone who helped out, and give a special thank you to Siobhan Stephan for their incredible front cover. To read in your browser, head over to our online editions page: https://lotswife.com.au/online-editions/ Also, for iPad and iPhone users, you can find Edition 4 on the iBooks store! Head here to read it on your tablet: https://books.apple.com/us/book/id1527760205 Submissions for Edition 5 are now open. To learn how to get involved, head to our 'Contribute' page:

Weeks 4-6 in Semester 2 By Emma Anvari  Are you disappointed about the postponement of the 2020 Tokyo Olympic Games? Well, never fear! The Monash Uni Student Theatre (MUST, MSA) has the ultimate competition and immersive experience for you. You’ve heard of the Ancient Greeks, from their theatrical tragedies to mighty warriors. You’ve heard of Pierre de Coubertin, the founder of the modern Olympic Games. Now, MUST presents to you the perfect collision of both worlds: the inaugural MUST Olympics. “A new online competition for all theatre enthusiasts to learn to push the limits of the stage.” The MUST Olympics

Money for Something: Sex Work. Drugs. Need. Life. By Mia Walsch (Echo Publishing $29.99) Reviewed by Aponi Kailash Content warnings: suicide attempt, self-harm, drug-use (injection and otherwise). Please keep yourself safe. Sex sells. Life… now that is harder to profit from. When reviewing a memoir, commenting on somebody’s narrative in its raw and emotion-filled glory is challenging. Difficulty arises when, as is the case of Mia Walsch’s debut memoir, Money for Something, the author’s experiences are completely unique from your own. It is these personal elements conveyed in memoirs, however, that enable insights into lives and situations one might never experience.