Before he argued cases and arbitrated disputes, A. B. Goodman spent his undergraduate years immersed in the classical world - studying Greek and Roman history and the mythological traditions that shaped Western civilization. He never entirely left that world behind.He now brings a trial lawyer's instinct for human motivation and moral complexity. His science fiction trilogy, SINGULARITY set in 2034-36, explores artificial intelligence, corrupted power, and the fragile boundary between guidance and control - themes that, he eventually realized, had also been playing out in the ancient world. The HOUSE OF ATREUS saga traces immortal intelligences across three thousand years of human history.He is also the author of the critically acclaimed Wall Street legal and financial techno-thriller, "The Bank."