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David McGill (writer)
David Keith McGill (born Auckland 1 December 1942) is a New Zealand writer and publisher.〔McGill, David Keith, ''New Zealand Who's Who Aotearoa 2001'', p. 601.〕 He writes "thrillers, serious fiction, New Zealand history, dictionaries".〔(New Zealand Book Council, David McGill ) (Retrieved 24 January 2013)〕
==Early life==
McGill spent his early childhood in Matata, Bay of Plenty where his father was employed by the New Zealand Post Office. Later, when McGill was 11,〔David McGill, ''The Other New Zealanders'', Mallinson Rendell, Wellington, 1982, pp. 9 and 10.〕 the family shifted to Auckland (Evans Rd, Glen Eden, Auckland) when his father became a postmaster. The family later lived at Eastbourne, Wellington where his father was transferred.〔David McGill, ''I Almost Tackled Kel Tremain'', Silver Owl Press, 1996, pp. 20-79.〕 McGill has said that he was inspired to start writing by his father and his first effort was a diary "in Form Two year" (he was 12) while on holiday at Waiheke Island. It was co-authored by his father. McGill has said that as a teenager he was "moody and intense" and didn't have a clue what he could ever do.〔
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