The phrase "compelling writing" is correct and usable in written English.
It is used to describe writing that successfully draws and holds the attention of the reader. For example, "The autobiography featured compelling writing that made it hard to put down."
An exploration of the borderlands that deftly mixes memoir, groundbreaking sociology, deep reporting, and compelling writing.
"In this well-conceived book, the author demonstrates unforgettably that national borders constitute much more than lines on a map". An exploration of the borderlands that deftly mixes memoir, groundbreaking sociology, deep reporting, and compelling writing.
Compelling writing captures readers' attention.
Many critics found Ms. Duncan's most compelling writing in her exploration of moral darkness.
"We set up Rock's Backpages (RBP) to aggregate nearly 50 years of rich, unique and compelling writing," says Hoskyns.
It's not looking good when the most compelling writing in a new play comes from Karl Marx.
It is slippery and compelling, written with the vivid precision that marks Mr Carey's best work.
What we said: "It's revelatory to hear this most intense of bands playing with such ease and fluency, and utterly compelling," wrote Michael Hann, in the Guardian.
To summarize, if you have something interesting to say -- with real news value -- make your story compelling, write it to serve the reporter's needs, spell everything correctly and do your research.
Most compelling, writes the Post, is that the 2010 suicide rate for men in their 50s was "nearly 50percentt" higher than that of men who were in their 50s in 1999, rising from about 20 to 30 per 100,000.
I find a remarkable number of things to do in a day much more compelling than writing.
