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James Cormac Murphy is an author born in Liverpool on 6 January 1946, the sixth of fifteen children born to Laura and Michael Murphy.
James, or ‘Jim’ Murphy is creditted with writing several books including his trilogy of cold-war spy thrillers, Cedar (1986), Juniper (1988) and Ash (1990).
James has also penned the acclaimed The Murder of Julia Wallace (2001), the latest book of a series which seeks to solve a 70-years old murder in Liverpool and more recently Liverpool VCs (2008) which covers the lives and times of 23 liverpool men who won the Victoria Cross.