unfaked

Sarah has an open, easy manner and the unfaked enthusiasm of one of those cool young teachers you end up wanting to impress.

That means that negative reviews should be welcomed: "Criticism for a book is a truthful, unfaked badge of attention, signalling that it is not boring."

It's why, perhaps, he takes such issue with journalistic inaccuracies, being imprisoned in a lie; and also his real and unfaked discomfort with fame, that he's literally trapped within his own body.

It's the tracking and the packing and the poling in the sun; It's the sleeping in the open, it's the rugged, unfaked food; It's the snow-shoe and the paddle, and the campfire and the gun, And when I think of what I was, I know that it is good.