Podcast
Money Rehab with Nicole Lapin
The episode highlighted the debut novel as a fiction work drawing on the author's reality‑TV villain experience to examine female relationships, noting it was not a tell‑all or autobiography. Host Nicole Lapin introduced the title and expressed excitement about its upcoming release, while the author explained her intent to portray anti‑heroic characters. The discussion presented the book as an intriguing insider perspective on reality‑TV dynamics.
Episode: Does It Pay to Be a Reality TV Show Villain?
It is a work of fiction inspired by Alloway's experience on the Real Housewives of Toronto, exploring female relationships and the dynamics of reality television. It's not a tell-all but uses the reality show format as a backdrop.
I'm excited to talk to you about your debut novel, Most Hated comes out May 30th. Congrats.
Yes, your assumption is correct. However, that being said, I always knew I wanted to write a novel that dealt with female relationships.
the novel and the narrative of the novel, it is a fiction. It's not a calculated tell all. It's not a biography or autobiography.
A lot of the characters informed by the emotions I felt when I was cast as the villain for all intents and purposes. I prefer antihero, but cast as the villain on Toronto Housewives.
In the description of your book, it says, Allaway brings readers the inside perspective of someone who has been the reality TV villain and survived.