For 10 points, name this French author who charged the government with anti-Semitism in the Dreyfus affair in his article J'accuseÂ…!
In the penultimate section of "Stalking the Billion-Footed Beast," Tom Wolfe cites an anecdote in which this writer discovers that a horse used by miners has lived in the mines its whole life. This writer called for novelists to test, and not assert, their personal sentiments in an essay that applies Claude Bernard's theoriesof physiology to literature. He calls his enemies "mere entities, agents of harm to society" in a work that dares his opponents to try him in court, followed by the statement "I am waiting." This author of The ExperimentalNovel praised a leader for securing an alliance with (*) Russia and planning the 1900 World's Fair in a work thatwas published by the newspaper L'Aurore. That work by this author was addressed to FÃ©lix Faure and contrasts the guilt of Ferdinand Esterhazy with the innocence of a man who was sent to Devil's Island. For 10 points, name this French author who charged the government with anti-Semitism in the Dreyfus affair in his article J'accuseÂ…! 
In the penultimate section of "Stalking the Billion-Footed Beast," Tom Wolfe cites an anecdote in which this writer discovers that a horse used by miners has lived in the mines its whole life.
Emile  Zola [or Emile Edouard Charles Antoine  Zola]