Alejandro Sawa in Pio Baroja’s bohemian characters
Abstract
There are some bohemian characters that arrived later than Rafael Villasus or Max Estrella. They were made as opposed to the principal character because Pio Baroja did not like bohemian life and, precisely, Alejandro Sawa was the most significant bohemian writer, so many researches have wanted to see Sawa behind those characters. The problem is that there is not a deep analysis about them. This research is a comparison between fiction and reality so, at the end, we will know if these bohemians could be Sawa.
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