The phrase "curious story" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it to describe an interesting story. For example, "My grandmother told me a curious story about our family history."
The third has a curious story.
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And that was when I remembered a curious story that Burri told about the photograph.
THIS morning's Washington Post has a curious story by Glenn Kessler about relations between Israel and America.
This would have been an apt comparison even before the curious story of Mr. Ryan's own marathon came to light.
The New Yorker, March 16 , 1987P. 27 A popular history of Siena tells a horrible & curious story.
Clyde's spawned a few legends, or at least curious stories.
Curious stories have followed the conductor from the beginning of his career.
Lost and Found by Love Me (ep 6) Duration: 19 minutes Listen here / Subscribe here Come for the curious stories, stay for the kindness they emanate.
Inside you find a stash of "recovered works": pamphlets, info-cards, and letters such as might be pulled from anyone's closet, except these include T.C. Boyle's feral child novella and other equally curious stories.
One of the more curious stories of this summer concerns Fabrice Fiorèse, who once upon time was the pantomime villain of French football but recently emerged as the victim of a wild escapade allegedly masterminded by one of his former team-mates at Lyon.
