Les affaires sont les affaires; comedie en trois actes by Octave Mirbeau

Les affaires sont les affaires; comedie en trois actes by Octave Mirbeau

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Octave Mirbeau (1848-1917) was a French playwright, journalist, novelist, and an outspoken proponent of anarchism. Several authors impacted his work, particularly Molière and Dostoevsky. He was also an art fan, and he was one of Van Gogh's, Pissarro's, and Rodin's earliest supporters.