And Then They Were Dead

Hey all. I'm thinking about starting up a new blog for the Slenderverse (I don't remember if I've ever seen it described as such, but I tend to call most fake worlds by adding "verse" to something capturing it (such as "Narutoverse" for the world in Naruto)).

The main plot wouldn't start up for a few months, probably, and it would be entirely focused around the entire population of the town that the main character lives in disappearing. It would likely be somewhere out in Oklahoma or Nebraska.

The main character would be able to see and interact with ghosts. This would be the premise for the blog, as well as a major plot point.

My questions for you all are:
"Would this be something you would like to read?"
"If yes, why?"
"If no, why not?"
"What would you like to see most in this blog, both before and after Slender Man is introduced?"

Sorry if I asked too many questioned, but this is something that I plan on devoting a lot of time on if I decide on going through with it and I want to know if it would be worth making.

Unless it's a parody blog, I'm not sure if And Then They Were Dead is a wise choice for a title.

Anyhow, the plot is a little vague for me to determine whether I'd want to read it at this point, but I'd be excited to see how it ties in with the Slender Man. I've always wanted to see a female protagonist in a Slenderblog. There are almost no females in the Slenderverse, and the ones who are there don't do much.

Sure I'll read it.
The plot sounds interesting.
I'd like to see some freaky stuff happening to the main character, like "Oh crap, I need to run NOW!"

Actually, yes, this does sound interesting.

It does sound like an interesting idea and I'd probably attempt to read it.

I say attempt because i'm not doing too good at keeping up to date quickly on everything I read and watch.

I like the idea of a character communicating with ghosts as long as it's pulled off well, I also like the fact people in the town would be disappearing.

I can imagine the character speaking to ghosts to see if they "saw anything." Bonus freaky points if even the spirits are freaked out and nervous about Slender Man and their fear causes more paranormal problems to occur in the area.

I'd say go for it, you won't know unless you try, just put thought into pulling it off well and try your luck.