Akin to the dead tree authors China Mieville or Neil Gaiman, what stories on SOL use urban settings for the landscape, the tone, and ambience of the tale, i.e. Batman must take place in the grit and glitter of Gotham.
Akin to the dead tree authors China Mieville or Neil Gaiman, what stories on SOL use urban settings for the landscape, the tone, and ambience of the tale, i.e. Batman must take place in the grit and glitter of Gotham.
I think Mushroom's Bohica fits the bill, though it's not fantasy as in the fae and dragons.
Some of D A Porter's stories (e.g. Ishmael) are very urban, but I don't remember his fantasies in that setting.
[Edit] Forgot Ol' Mac's El of a Way to Go stories.
Uncle Jim's Ley Line Witch series (actually nine books) about magic users and dragons, mainly based in Atlanta.
HM.
Lachlan Quinn Novels — a series by Charly Young
The adventures of a PTSD ridden carpenter making his way in a world of magic.
Not sure if the incomplete Modern Wizardry by lsilverlyn qualifies. Magic 101 by Reluctant_Sir and its sequels by James McDonald?
Some in Uncle Jim's Magic Ink Universe might qualify.
The rest of his work is also good, even if it is not Urban.