The phrase "fancy reading" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use this phrase when you are referring to reading material that is of a higher or more sophisticated nature than the usual selections. For example, you might say, "I prefer to do my fancy reading in the evening, rather than during my lunch break."
Fancy reading about the day he bought a toaster?
Intellectuals are reliably penniless, and fancy reading habits don't make you cool any longer.
I liked the film a lot (if you fancy reading my review it's here) and it definitely contains infinitely more positive female role models than the original trilogy and prequels.
In 2001, the list was diminished (down to 127 titles from more than 300), and some authors once again were out of print: if you fancy reading Spinster or Red Pottage now, your best bet is Abe books online or a secondhand shop.
If the gorgeous digs at 3214 Bay Hill Lane capture your fancy, read the title closely before you make an offer.
He can be awfully recondite — the sort of man who, one fancies, reads "Finnegans Wake" to relax — but his energy and wit disarm.
The special edition Little Something comes "adorned with the handwritten chorus of Stewart's song," just in case you fancy some reading before tickling your fancy.
"Not every day is the same," it tells us, "but there are many like this…" The recipes included in the book are flights of fancy, a reading exercise in the bizarre — those ice cubes are…snails?
"Not every day is the same," it tells us, "but there are many like this…" The recipes included in the book are flights of fancy, a reading exercise in the bizarre those ice cubes are…snails?—unless you know where to find Amaranth, an ancient grain commonly eaten in Mexico and the Himalayas, and have four hours to spend on a recipe for honey-roasted nuts.
A book with a fancy cover reads no better.
It certainly saves developers money no having to start over from scratch, trying to figure out the odds and ends of fancy, new (read: complicated) hardware in order to create an engine that "pushes the limits" or whatever.
