In Tragedy from the Life of Cherry Muffin, Diana Kristarium—aka CRYSTAGELLA, the not-so-virtual artist from Jakarta—takes readers on a wild, whimsical journey through a chaotic mosaic of thoughts, emotions, and experiences. With a blend of poems, short stories, aphorisms, and unpredictable musings, this book defies the conventions of literature. It’s a non-linear, postmodern reflection on life, a mirror of Diana’s experiences, filled with fear, sadness, self-doubt, rejection, and a game called "The Game of Everything" waiting to be cracked.
This book isn’t just a read—it’s an experiment. There are no rules or structures to follow. Diana invites you to dive into the pages at your own pace, letting emotions, themes, and colors guide your journey. As much as this work bends reality, it also bends the boundaries of genre, philosophy, and even human identity.
So what is Tragedy
from the Life of Cherry Muffin? A tutorial on becoming human? A chaotic
mess of poetic vibes? A literary puzzle for the postmodern soul? One thing is
certain: it’s a beautifully rebellious reflection of a meta[human]’s mind,
daring you to play along. Enjoy the ride—because, as Diana says, “you
freakin’ beautiful mess,” this book is as much yours as it is hers.
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