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House of Glass Samuel Johnson Prize for Non-Fiction (2008) of which James Longenbach wroteWith House Of Glass comes the final chapter of Pramoedya's epic quartet, set in the Dutch East Indies at the turn of the century. A novel of heroism, passion, and betrayal, it provides a spectacular conclusion to a series hailed as one of the great works of modern literature. At the start of House of Glass , Minke, writer and leader of the dissident movement, is now imprisonedand the narrative has switched to Pangemanann, a former policeman, who has