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The club first appears in ''[[Book:Reaper Man|Reaper Man]]''. Individual members make various reappearances in other books, mostly in supporting roles. | The club first appears in ''[[Book:Reaper Man|Reaper Man]]''. Individual members make various reappearances in other books, mostly in supporting roles. | ||
Slogans of the Fresh Start Club, such as “glad to be gray” and “coming out of the coffin” mirror the slogans of late 20th century LGBT activism on the roundworld. | |||
[[Category:Groups]] | [[Category:Groups]] | ||
[[de:Klub des neuen Anfangs]] | [[de:Klub des neuen Anfangs]] | ||
Latest revision as of 03:43, 17 August 2019
Dead-rights and self-help organization started by the zombie Reg Shoe, which holds its meetings at 668 Elm Street, Ankh-Morpork. Despite his new job as a Watchman, Reg still runs it in his spare time, according to The Fifth Elephant. Members included:
- Mrs. Drull, a ghoul
- Mr. Gorper, never described
- Mr. Ixolite, a banshee
- Lupine, a werewolf, more or less
- Count and Countess Notfaroutoe, vampires
- Windle Poons, a zombie who had once been a wizard
- Schleppel, a bogeyman
The club first appears in Reaper Man. Individual members make various reappearances in other books, mostly in supporting roles.
Slogans of the Fresh Start Club, such as “glad to be gray” and “coming out of the coffin” mirror the slogans of late 20th century LGBT activism on the roundworld.