Tuqay's room in "Bolğar" hotel was frequently visited by admirers from "gilded youth". As he wrote, their boozing-up impeded him and his creation. Nevertheless, in the end of 1907-1908 he wrote nearby sixty verses and twenty articles in "Äl-İslax" and satirical journal "Yäşen" ("The Illumination"), and also published two books of verses. The most prominent satire of that period was "Peçän Bazarı yaxud Yaña Kisekbaş" ("The Hay Bazaar or New Kişekbaş"), deriding problems of the Tatar society of the period, clergy and merchant class.