by Keena Day
Colors of My Boudoir is a work of fiction that steps into the often unspoken spaces of womanhood.
Through a series of intimate relationships, the novel explores identity, sexuality, pleasure, and liberation from the inside out. It invites readers into the emotional and sensual world of a woman who refuses to be reduced to roles, rules, or expectations.
Are you ready to step inside the boudoir?
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Meet Keena Day
Dr. Keena Day is an educator, writer and poet. She studied fiction writing, Black Literature, and became a Harlem Renaissance scholar while an English graduate student at Tennessee State University and at Fisk University. Keena was a college writing professor teaching students to write until she transitioned to editorial writing and journalism in 2017. She has written for several media outlets such as the Tennessee Tribune, Boardhawk, and My Black Colorado Magazine.
Dr. Day is the author of the novel Colors of My Boudoir (Second Edition, 2025), and AFROdisiacs (Second Edition, 2025) which is a collection of short fiction, essays, and poems celebrating the power of Black love….
About the Book
“These men now make up all the colors of me, who I am because of those interactions and the truths they exposed about me. These men each represent a color to me, and I’m a prism of these colors now: jade, jasmine, crimson, ebony, and all the others.”
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Are You Ready to Step Inside the Boudoir?
Colors of My Boudoir by Keena Day invites readers into an intimate fictional world shaped by love, sex, memory, and transformation.
Through her relationships with different men, the protagonist is not taught how to love. She learns who she is. The novel examines how intimacy can reveal truth and how liberation often begins in the most private spaces.
This book is for readers interested in stories about women becoming and not performing.
Reviews from Our Readers
Honest, sensual, and deeply reflective. This book goes places most novels avoid.
I didn’t expect a novel to feel this personal and this fearless.
As a woman, this story felt familiar in ways I wasn’t used to seeing on the page.
Bold, intimate, and unapologetic. Colors of My Boudoir doesn’t explain itself and that’s what makes it powerful.
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