Adam Oliner is a Ph.D. student at Stanford University, where he is both a DOE HPCS Fellow and an Honorary Stanford Graduate Fellow.
His research involves making complex systems robust and manageable. He likes to use phrases like "correlated anomalies" and "timing semantics".
Adam also likes to write short stories, watch movies and anime, and go backpacking. He also blogs.
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The following short stories were written for writing classes at MIT. They vary in length and topic, and some are just interesting setups to potentially longer stories. They are only a subset of those I’ve written; a subset I hope you’ll enjoy. If you want to use the stories for any reason, please let me know first.
Fall 2003
Spring 2003
Fall 2002
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