There was once a universe. And another. And another. Each of them with multitudes of worlds and adventures on their way to history, epic, and myth-or not. Following in the footsteps of Ifscapes: Empires and Androids, this free-standing multiversing volume of Ifscapes returns to the fluctuating, fervent, and fantastical realms of reimagined ancient Greek and Roman mythology and legend. Exploring the worlds of what if, what would have been, and what might be, these twelve short science fiction and fantasy stories put a spin on classic tales and characters, spanning past, present, and future in a full array of covert conspiracies, mass-scale invasions, serial satires, excursions to far-away forests and far-flung world-ships, and more. Designed for readers of multiple universes and manifold backgrounds, these stories are inspired by actual ancient authors including Homer, Vergil, Theocritus, and Juvenal, and feature twists and turns of epic proportions, reimagining and retelling entire domains of space and time. Can the Defenders succeed in purging the galaxy of space pirates? What will adventurer-historian H'rodotus find hidden in the mysterious caverns of the engraved planet Daidalos? Why are the Plutonians resorting to posting messages on Earthlings' social media? The next revolution in the orbit of Ifscapes, this collection teases modern reception of the classical world and ancient Greco-Roman canon through a fresh, fun lens of classic science fiction and fantasy.