The phrase "peculiar fascination" is grammatically correct and commonly used in written English.
It can be used to describe a strong and unusual attraction or interest in something. Example: The abandoned mansion held a peculiar fascination for the local townspeople, who were both intrigued and terrified by its rumored haunting.
All these years later, "Below Stairs" retains its peculiar fascination.
3-D imaging has always held a peculiar fascination for scientists and inventors.
There was something about the literary alter ego that held a peculiar fascination for late Victorians.
Mikhail Lermontov's A Hero of Our Time demonstrates the peculiar fascination of the Byronic antihero.
As he does at the end of games, he has a peculiar fascination with the word "the".
All the same, there is a peculiar fascination about the old order, with its skivvies and tweenies and gentlemen's gentlemen.
Eric is a man with iron tastebuds and a Ron Swanson-esque vibe, both of which he has successfully combined to great effect thanks to the peculiar fascinations and machinations of the internet.
It was the gift of a lifelong Anglophile to his beloved, a book encrypted with peculiar meaning to a man with a special fascination for the complicated relation of autobiography to storytelling.
One reason, obviously, is the peculiar British fascination with being naughty (and the amusement everyone else takes from watching).
Specializing in the Beats, psychedelia, and writers like Richard Brautigan, the satirist author of "Trout Fishing in America," the shop is a veritable shrine to Japan's peculiar, nuanced fascination with Americana.
After analyzing the brain chemistry of mammalian pair bonding — and, not incidentally, explaining humans' peculiar erotic fascination with breasts — Dr. Young predicts that it won't be long before an unscrupulous suitor could sneak a pharmaceutical love potion into your drink.
