translator, 91 (born 1927) Albrecht Wellmer, German philosopher and 2006 Theodor W. Adorno Award recipient, 85 (born 1933) John Wilcock, 91, English travel writer and co-founder of The Village Voice, 91 (born 1927) September 14 – Rudolf Schieffer, German historian specialising in medieval history and president of Monumenta Germaniae Historica between 1994 and 2012, 71 (born 1947) September 15 (date death announced) – Joris Borghouts, Dutch Egyptologist who in 1999 was elected a member of the Royal Netherlands Academy of Arts and Sciences, 79 (born 1939) David Lowenthal , American historian and geographer known for his work on cultural heritage, 95 (born 1923) Lionello Puppi, Italian art historian, 86 (born 1931) Charles Rappleye, American writer, editor and co-founder of the art magazine Artillery, 62 (born 1956) David Rubadiri, Malawi poet, playwright, novelist, academic and diplomat, 88 (born 1930) September 16 – John Molony, Australian historian and Emeritus Professor of History at Australian National University, 91 (born 1927) September 17 – Stephen Jeffreys, English playwright who gave Thomas Shadwell's The Libertine a modern adaptation, 68 (born 1950) Daniel N. Robinson, American philosopher, 81 (born 1937) September 18 – Marceline Loridan-Ivens, French memoirist (But You Did Not Come Back), 90 (born 1928) September 19 – Vishnu Khare, Indian Hindi poet and translator, 78 (born 1940) Kondapalli Koteswaramma, Indian feminist writer, 100 (born 1918) David Wong Louie, Chinese American novelist and short story writer, 63 (born 1954) Pavel Řezníček, Czech poet, novelist (Alexandr v tramvaji), short story writer and translator from French, 76 (born 1942) September 20 – John Cunliffe, English children's writer, 85 (born 1933) Inge Feltrinelli, German-born Italian publisher and photographer, 87 (born 1930) , Chinese children's writer, 98 (born 1920) September 21 – Herbert Meier, Swiss writer, translator of French classical and modern plays into German and 1964 Conrad Ferdinand Meyer Prize recipient, 90 (born 1928) Zinaida Mirkina, Russian poet, essayist (on Marina Tsvetaeva, Fyodor Dostoevsky and Alexander Pushkin) and translator of Sufi poetry as well as works by Rabindranath Tagore and Rainer Maria Rilke, 92 (born 1926) September 23 – Olav Angell, Norwegian poet, jazz musician, novelist, translator of James Joyce's Ulysses, and 2002 Riksmål Society Literature Prize and 2006 Bastian Prize recipient, 86 (born 1932) Jane Fortune, American feminist art historian, 76 (born 1942) Derek Wheatley QC, English barrister and novelist-The Silent Lady (Mona Lisa), 92 (born 1926 or 1927?) September 24 – Arnold Krammer, American historian specialising