Katherine Helen Maud Diver, nee Marshall (1867-1945) was a British novelist, short story writer, journalist and historian. Her work explored the complexity of Anglo-India relationships. Her works include: Captain Desmond, V.C. (1907), The Great Amulet (1908), The Englishwoman in India (1909), Candles in the Wind (1909), The Hero of Heart (1912), Sunia and Other Stories (1913), The Judgement of the Sword (1913), Desmond's Daughter (1916), Unconquered (1917), Strange Roads (1918), The Strong Hours (1919), Far to Seek: A Romance of England and India (1921), Lonely Furrow (1923), Siege Perilous and Other Stories (1924), Coombe St. Mary's (1925), Together (1928), A Wild Bird (1929), The Men of the Frontier Force (1930), Ships of Youth: A Study of Marriage in Modern India (1931), The Singer Passes: An Indian Tapestry (1934), Kabul to Kandahar (1935), Honoria Lawrence: A Fragment of Indian History (1936), The Dream Prevails (1938) and The Unsung: A Record of British Services in India (1945).