 Andújar then wrote his books of poetry, his first dramatic works, and his narrative trilogy The Days Before, about the period preceding the Civil War, with, as Rafael Conte has observed, a style inspired by Benito Peréz Galdós, but submitted to an artistic and stylistic purification.He worked as a press correspondent and in a watch-making company, the which connected him with the world of radio and publicity.In 1946 he was nominated director of promotions and publicity of the Juárez Book Company, and of the famous Mexican editorial The Economic Culture Fund, labours in which he remained for eleven years.