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In The Average Man Speaks Out, life is discussed not by Charles Krauthamer or Tom Brokow, or even Andy Rooney but by the average man. The average man believes that we are all stories and that people need stories to live. Through his collection of stories he gives the average mans perspective on the world we live in, its people, history, politics, entertainment and miscellaneous topics. Whether youre average or not, youll be entertained, informed, and maybe even a bit surprised as the average man tells about heroes, villains, and opines on, well, everything.

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In The Average Man Speaks Out, life is discussed not by Charles Krauthamer or Tom Brokow, or even Andy Rooney but by the average man. The average man believes that we are all stories and that people need stories to live. Through his collection of stories he gives the average mans perspective on the world we live in, its people, history, politics, entertainment and miscellaneous topics. Whether youre average or not, youll be entertained, informed, and maybe even a bit surprised as the average man tells about heroes, villains, and opines on, well, everything.

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The Average Man is Dave Morris, who lives an average life in an average town smack-dab in the middle of the country. He has worked as a prison sociologist, processing new admissions to the Illinois Department of Corrections and as a counselor for maximum security offenders, including those on death row. He has also taught criminology at Ball State University and Southwestern Illinois College and co-authored Prison Guards: The Culture and Perspective of an Occupational Group. In addition, Morris has worked as a reporter and editor for several Midwestern newspapers and wrote a popular column, Daves Notebook.