I’m not the type to call myself a “southern finance” person. I don’t get hung up on being from the South. I don’t get caught up in the ridiculousness of trying to be “southern” in all things.
I don’t think that’s the point either. I mean, if you said it was a southern finance project, I don’t know what to say. That’s all I have to say.
Southern finance is a genre of financial literature that is generally about a small, rural area of the country in the South. Its main character is a man trying to make it in the big city. To do this, he has to get a little bit crazy, go into debt, get a little bit crazy, and get his ass kicked.
Southern finance is a subgenre of urban fantasy that deals with smaller rural areas of the South. It’s more about rural life, the small, rural life, and trying to get into that kind of lifestyle. But it’s also more about the inner struggle of people trying to make it in the big city.
It’s a genre that’s been around since the 1980’s. It’s a mix of urban fantasy, paranormal romance, and urban fantasy. The main characters are rural, like urban fantasy, and they’re trying to get into the big city. It’s a genre that’s been around for a really long time, and its not going anywhere but, as always, it’s still here to stay.
It’s kind of like the genre of the genre that’s always been around. But I think what really makes it distinctive is that its got a much more rural, rural-type plot. More than that though, it’s got a lot more of the urban, urban-type plot. But in its original incarnation, that all changed when it was released.
I think its a genre that has been around for a really long time. I think I have been a fan of rural fantasy since the early 80s, when I was a kid. In fact, I think that’s the first genre of fantasy I ever read by myself. The whole thing was just like a book, you know, and it had a big plot, and the main character was a kid who was this little kid, like a baby, but he had superpowers.
So, I suppose we now live in the age of the “urban fantasy,” and it seems to have taken a hold of the genre. Many of us have a lot of trouble wrapping our heads around the idea that the urban fantasy genre, which started out with a lot of romance and adventure, has transformed into something that is more like an urban fantasy with guns and monsters and stuff.
It can be a good thing, but it can also be a bad thing. Now, in general, we’re seeing more and more of the urban fantasy genre in movies and television. It’s a trend that has been developing slowly, and so far it’s been pretty obvious to anyone who is not a sci-fi fan. But the genre has also been making its way into the comic book market, and a growing number of comic book creators are using the urban fantasy genre in their work.
As the genre has become more popular and more mainstream, it’s become possible for comics to make use of tropes familiar to urban fantasy as well as those used to set up specific stories. In fact, it may be more difficult in the end for most urban fantasy to survive as a genre. In the end, urban fantasy tends to be very similar to fantasy. Its a style of writing that borrows tropes from both.
