Ray Bradbury discusses his book, “Let’s All Kill Constance." He explains that the plot is set in 1960s Los Angeles and follows an unnamed writer who serves as the novel’s narrator. The mystery begins with a visit from an aging Hollywood actress named Constance. She presents the writer with two death lists containing the names of once-famous people and Constance’s name is on one of these lists. With the help of a private investigator named Elmo Crumley, the narrator sets out to solve the mystery.
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