Tynan's diaries, written in his last decade, were published. Their daughter had helped to have the book issued. It led to a two year split between the two women, until Dundy re-entered rehabilitation once more. Her 1964 novel, The Old Man and Me, was reissued in 2005 by the feminist publishing company Virago Press, and that same year, she wrote the introduction for Virago's reprint of Daphne du Maurier's 1932 novel I'll Never Be Young Again. Tracy Tynan's memoir Wear and Tear, published in the United States in 2016, deals with Tynan's trying experiences of her parents. Death In Dundy's final years, she was losing her eyesight due to macular degeneration. She died of a heart attack in Los Angeles, California on May 1, 2008, aged 86. She is buried at Westwood Village Memorial Park Cemetery. Bibliography Novels The Dud Avocado (1958) The Old Man and Me (1964) The Injured Party (1974) Biographies Finch, Bloody Finch: A Biography of Peter Finch (1980) Elvis and Gladys (1985) Ferriday, Louisiana (1991) Life Itself! (2001) (autobiography) Plays My Place (1962) Death in the Country (1976) (in Vogue, 1974.) The Drowning (1976) Articles Hip, Beat & Square, The Observer, 4 December 1960 Memory in Spain, The Observer, 25 December 1960 Stanley Kubrick and Dr. Strangelove, Queen 13 March 1963 (reprinted in Glamour, April 1964) Reviewing Reviewing (on the first issue of the New York Review of Books), The Spectator, 7 June 1963 Formentoracle, The Observer, 4 May 1964 Crane, Masters, Wolfe, Etc. Slept Here (on the Chelsea Hotel), Esquire October 1964 What Means Tiny Alice? (on Edward Albee), New York Herald Tribune, 31 January 1965 How To Succeed In The Theatre Without Really Being Successful, Esquire May 1965 The Image in the Marketplace, Esquire July 1965 Can a Simple Welsh Lass of Thirty-six Find Happiness with a Macedonian Rock-and-Roll Star of Twenty-four?, Esquire December 1965 [on Christopher Plummer], New York Herald Tribune, 26 December 1965 Tom Wolfe Issue (letter), New York Review of Books 17 March 1966 Tom Wolfe ... But Exactly, Yes! Vogue, April 1966 [on Rosemary Harris], New York Herald Tribune, 10 April 1966 Vivien Leigh: On Interviewing a Star On a Wet Washington Day, Village Voice 1966 Suddenly It's Fun, The Observer, 20 August 1967 Finding out the hard way what it means to be Jewish, The (London) Times, 11 February 1976 Life is All Ups and No Downs on This