Can you recommend some information about 'last september a novel'?

It's mainly about the complex social and political situation in Ireland during a particular time. It shows the lives of the Anglo - Irish gentry and how their world was being affected by the changing political climate around them.

Another one could be 'Anne of Green Gables'. The story has parts where the new school term starts, which might be in September. It's a story full of the joys and challenges of a young girl's life, and the start of the school year is an important part of it as she makes new friends and faces new academic challenges.

Sorry, I don't know about his last novel so I can't give information on it.

Sorry, I don't know the details of Timothy Findley's last novel.

I don't have enough information to talk about the last 2 'prey novels'. If they are part of a science - fiction 'prey' series, they might deal with futuristic concepts related to being hunted or hunting. But again, this is all speculation without more context.

I don't know the plot as the title 'Last September' doesn't give enough information on its own.

In Irish novels, 'The Last September' stands out because of its vivid description of the Irish landscape and how it's intertwined with the characters' fates. The setting becomes almost like another character in the story, enhancing the overall mood and atmosphere of the novel. Also, it delves deep into the cultural clashes that were prevalent in Ireland.

One great 'September' romance novel could be 'September Love' by an unknown author. It tells a story of two people who meet in September and their love blossoms through the fall season. The descriptions of the autumnal settings add a warm and cozy touch to the love story.

Lois Farquar is one of the main characters. She is a young woman caught in the changing times. Sir Richard Naylor is also important. He represents the old order. Marda Norton is another character who has her own story and relationships within the context of the novel.

One of the main themes is the end of an era. It shows the decline of the Anglo - Irish ascendancy. Another theme could be love and its complications. The relationships in the story are complex and often influenced by the social and political situation.