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Down Second Avenue is the first of two autobiographies by South African writer Es'kia Mphahlele. Published in 1959, in the first years of exile when Mphahlele lived in Nigeria, its autobiographical narrative also illustrates South African culture of the time, and, in the words of his protégé Peter Thuynsma, "serves as a theater in which Mphahlele confirms his identity". It is his best-known work.