In the 1990s, edited by Mike Resnick, an interesting series of books on alternative history was published - from the fiction category - Alternate... Alternate Presidents, Alternate Kennedys, Alternate Warriors, Alternate Tyrants and Alternate Outlaws. But the most interesting in my opinion is the anthology Alternate Outlaws (It’s difficult to find a good name... “Incredible criminals”, perhaps, although outlaw is not only a “criminal”, in the specific sense, it is an “outlaw person”). That’s where the authors’ imagination unfolded according to the principle “walk, don’t want to.” Not only do ordinary criminals, known from real life, like Jesse James' associates, act in unusual circumstances, but there are absolutely incredible options, like Elvis, Mother Teresa, etc. Actually, one of the stories from the Alternate Outlaws collection