Hand-writing letters is dying out, which is really unfortunate, because it's so much more personal than a text message. It's been a while since I've written a letter, but it's something I really used to enjoy.

I won't judge you by this sentence 'I won't judge you for your tastes, but clearly fantasy fiction is the best genre.'

But there is no best genre. When it comes to art, people should stop making rankings of not comparable stuff, and enjoy.

I was a big reader and cinema enthusiast as a kid. There was a poster in my school library with ten commandments of the reader (from a famous French writer). It impacted me a lot. The 10th went : It's absolutely ok to start a book and never finish it.

With that in mind I felt like it was more comfortable to go ballistic on starting reading books outside of your 'preferred genre', out of curiosity (political essays, philosophical essays, novels - some from 'classic authors', some unknown writers, romantic or réalist style, fantasy, crime, adventure, war, memories, classic French, Russian, 20th American, Italian, Spanish and the list goes on).
Read for yourself, not to push an opinion and make rankings :).

Why don't you just introduce us to the 'fantasy fiction' books you enjoyed, and why ? :)