Prizzi's Glory

Richard Condon. Signet Book, $4.95 (368pp) ISBN 978-0-451-16468-1

As the 1992 presidential elections approach, the Prizzi clan gets ambitious. ``Condon's ear for dialogue has never been keener, and this razor-sharp satire on the American dream is the most cynical and entertaining view of U.S. politics and business since S. J. Perelman,'' commended PW. (Apr.)

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