The dead Orson Welles returns to his home, Wisconsin, to discover it has been part of his work all along, and who is that swimming in the lane next to you in the community pool--it is Alfred Hitchcock and he is plotting a film classic. But the last piece is the most intriguing. Mystery writer, Raymond Chandler, is looking for a lost love and Jack Lehman finds her in "How I Met Raymond Chandler." These tales are more than fiction, more than nonfiction. They are a new form called "Fictional Autobiography" which discovers a truth below the surface.