Dylan Mulvaney and Gus Kenworthy have taken a significant step by establishing new book clubs. These clubs are not just about reading; they are about making a difference. On December 17th, the duo announced the launch of two book clubs in partnership with Allstora, RuPaul's book marketplace. This initiative aims to support the distribution of banned books to LGBTQ+ organizations across the nation through The Rainbow Book Bus.

Uniting Readers for a Literary Revolution

Dylan Mulvaney's Book Club: A Celebration of Entertainment and Pop Culture

Dylan Mulvaney's book club is set to feature titles that revolve around entertainment and pop culture. As per a statement shared with PEOPLE, the club's book selections are designed to inspire readers to embrace their unique stories while championing narratives that amplify individuality and joy. Mulvaney, who is set to publish her debut memoir, "Paper Doll: Notes From a Late Bloomer" in 2025, expressed her excitement about fulfilling her vision of having a book club. This club will provide a platform for readers to explore and connect with books that resonate with their lives. 2: The entertainment and pop culture genre offers a wide range of books that can touch the hearts and minds of readers. From biographies of their favorite celebrities to novels that explore the world of entertainment, these books have the power to inspire and entertain. Dylan Mulvaney's book club will curate a selection of such books, allowing readers to dive into a world of imagination and creativity.

Gus Kenworthy's Coffee Table Book Club: Challenging Conventional Thinking

Gus Kenworthy's Coffee Table Book Club will focus on coffee table books about art, fashion, and design. The aim is to challenge conventional thinking about beauty and culture. Kenworthy believes that everyone should have access to books that make them feel seen, loved, and supported. His club will provide a space for readers to explore different perspectives and expand their cultural horizons. 2: Coffee table books are not just decorative items; they are a source of inspiration and knowledge. Gus Kenworthy's club will select books that showcase the beauty and diversity of art, fashion, and design. By reading these books, readers will gain a deeper understanding of different cultures and artistic expressions. This club will encourage readers to think outside the box and challenge their preconceived notions.Together with the Rainbow Book Club and through book club subscriptions, Mulvaney and Kenworthy plan to donate 2,500 banned books to populations affected by book banning during the holiday season. By the end of 2024, The Rainbow Book Bus will have donated 10,000 books. This initiative is a powerful statement against censorship and a testament to the importance of access to literature.Book club members will receive a new book selection each month, along with exclusive access to opportunities to connect with the book club hosts and other readers. Allstora, which is dedicated to making "meaningful literature accessible to all," is also the home to book clubs run by RuPaul, Kate Moennig, and Leisha Hailey, among others.Eric Cervini, CEO of Allstora, emphasizes the significance of their work. "We're not just connecting readers to books; we're fighting for the right to read them," he says. "With the help of these incredible hosts, we're shining a spotlight on vital stories while standing up to censorship."To join Mulvaney and Kenworthy's book clubs, visit www.allstora.com.