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Yareille Arnaud, « Cest la vie qui exagere » : guelgues remargues a propos de la mort de Balzac dans « La 628-E8 » d'Octave Mirbeau ["It is life that exaggerates": some remarks on Bal2ac's death in Octave Mirbeau's novel La 628-E8]. Studia Romanica Posnaniensia, Adam Mickiewicz University Press, Poznan, vol. X X X I I : 2005, pp. 185-194. ISBN 83-232-1465-4, ISSN 0137-2475. In the novel La 628-E8 declaring his disgust with art, as i f looking for a confirmation of his feeling, Octave Mirbeau dedicates three subchapters of his work to Balzac, in order to create a biography, taking into account only the figure of the writer as a man, leaving out his oeuvre. But while the text seems to be a farewell with literature and with its effect of artificiality, praising the virtues of the text-document containing elements which are exclusively the author's own, a fragment which describes Balzac's death makes the word emerge in all its complexity: the word as an evidence of reality or as an invention. Thus, through its natura of elusiveness, it becomes a reconciliation between literature and

« C'est la vie qui exagère » : quelques remarques à propos de la mort de Balzac dans « La 628- E8 » d'Octave Mirbeau