Jason Arday’s controversial book released to US public with no mention of plagiarism scandal or Cambridge resignation

A controversial memoir by Jason Arday was released to the US public today – with no mention of the scandal that has derailed his academic career.

Great and Unfortunate Things tells the extraordinary story of how Mr Arday rose to become the University of Cambridge‘s youngest ever black professor after overcoming an autism diagnosis at the age of three, being unable to speak until he was 11 and to read or write until he was 18.

But its release in the US by publishing giant Simon & Schuster comes just days after the 41-year-old resigned his post at the university amid an

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