 Beginning 1924, Tudor was among the writers affiliated with "Gândirea" literary magazine, helping Crainic to divert that publication from its modernist and secular agenda.After moving back to Bucharest, Tudor headed the Welfare department of the Association of Christian Students, publishing his first poetry collection, "Comornic" ("Cellar", or "Cellar-Keeper"), in 1925.It received a poor review from critic George Călinescu, who described Tudor's style as "baroque" and "superficial".