The provided schematic diagram clearly illustrates the step-by-step sequential process demonstrating how books are published.
Overall, the process consists of nine distinct stages, initiating with writing the original manuscript and ending with the distribution of finished books to bookshops. The entire process usually takes between one and a half and two years to complete.
In the introductory stage, the manuscript is written by the author. Once this stage has been completed, it is submitted to publishing houses, where it is evaluated by editors. When this phase is successfully concluded, the author signs the contract with publishing organizations.
Once this precise stage is fully completed, the sequence progresses to making up the design of the layout. Subsequently, when the final layout is confirmed, the publishing houses proceed to print copies of these books. Afterwards, the books are bound and fully prepared for commercial distribution, which is determined to be the ultimate and final stage.
