Fiction. STREET OF THE SEVEN ANGELS is the long-missing, previously unpublished novel by the legendary author of Black Like Me (1961), still in print and translated into 13 languages. In STREET OF SEVEN ANGELS, six pietistic women form The Society for the Preservation of Christian Morality Against Contemporary Indecency. They carry on their work, despite the efforts of their spiritual guide, the parish priest Father Trissotin, who scribbles religious tracts and advises them to tone it down a bit. John Howard Griffin, who died in 1980, was a critically-acclaimed novelist and essayist, a remarkable photographer and musicologist, a dynamic lecturer and teacher, and an effective and internationally respected human right activist.