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The DSM manual is so important because mental health professionals use it as the "bible" of the diagnostic lexicon.
In fact, among many professional writers, Aristotle's Poetics is considered the bible.
When someone asked McCarty to explain his first professional hat trick, he replied: "You all read the Bible.
For all the years he lived in Washington, he taught a weekly Bible class to a group of laity, professional people, and government officials.
The result, you gather, will be a housewife on the guilt-free lines set out in the Bible, and quoted by Beeton, herself a professional journalist.
Karen MacNeil, author of "The Wine Bible" (Workman, 2001) and chairwoman of the professional wine studies program at the Culinary Institute of America's branch in the Napa Valley in California, has evolved a useful shortcut.
The busy professional looked to the world Goop, Gwyneth Paltrow's wellness bible, and found some tips on "clean sleeping".
"I would invite you to know something about me," said Christopher Alexander, the creator of "A Pattern Language," the 1977 folk bible for home builders, lay people and professionals alike.
