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\documentclass[10pt]{book}
\usepackage{salitter}
% \usletteredenlayout
% ---- pkgs
\usepackage{mwe}
\usepackage{csquotes}
\usepackage{stix}
\usepackage{enumitem}
\usepackage[maxfloats=400]{morefloats}
\usepackage[papersize={36in,48in},width=35.1in,height=47.1in]{geometry}
\antiquafont
% ---- lib
% weird punctuation bestiary
\newcommand{\td}{..} % "two dots"
\newcommand{\thd}{...} % "three dots", doing this "wrong" for consistency
\newcommand{\fourdots}{....} % "four dots"
\newcommand{\fivedots}{.....} % "five dots"
\newcommand{\od}{.} % one dot. since actual periods are so rare, this allows me to be sure this isn't an accident
\newcommand{\twoslash}{\slash\slash}
\newcommand{\trislash}{\slash\slash\slash}
\newcommand{\fourslash}{\slash\slash\slash\slash}
% ..,
\newcommand{\tdcom}{{\td},}
% ,..
\newcommand{\comtd}{,{\td}}
% :..
\newcommand{\coltd}{:{\td}}
% :...
\newcommand{\colthd}{:{\thd}}
% ,...
\newcommand{\comthd}{,{\thd}}
% ...,
\newcommand{\thdcom}{{\thd},}
% : (just to make things more explicit)
\newcommand{\col}{:}
% ; /
\newcommand{\semislash}{; \slash}
% ; //
\newcommand{\semitwoslash}{; {\twoslash}}
% / ; /
\newcommand{\slashsemislash}{{\slash} ; {\slash}}
% ; ///
\newcommand{\semitrislash}{; {\trislash}}
% ; ////
\newcommand{\semifourslash}{; {\fourslash}}
% / ;
\newcommand{\slashsemi}{\slash\ ;}
% --- :
\newcommand{\dashcol}{--- :}
% --- /
\newcommand{\dashslash}{--- {\slash}}
% ---,
\newcommand{\dashcom}{---,}
% , ---
\newcommand{\comdash}{, ---}
% --- ;
\newcommand{\dashsemi}{--- ;}
% ;. ; "wtf?"
\newcommand{\semisplosion}{;. ;}
% ; ;
\newcommand{\dubsemi}{; ;}
% open speech
\newcommand{\gl}{$\langledot$}
% close speech
\newcommand{\gr}{$\rangledot$}
% open nested speech
\newcommand{\ggl}{$\lcurvyangle$} % stix
% close nested speech
\newcommand{\ggr}{$\rcurvyangle$}
% speech
\newcommand{\said}[1]{\gl\ #1 \gr}
% speech, prefixed by colon
\newcommand{\colsaid}[1]{: \said{#1}}
% speech, prefixed by coltd (has happened a few times...)
\newcommand{\coltdsaid}[1]{{\coltd} \said{#1}}
\newcommand{\colthdsaid}[1]{{\colthd} \said{#1}}
% nested speech
\newcommand{\insaid}[1]{\ggl #1 \ggr}
% annotate corresponding page of creation books edition
% \newcommand{\crpage}[1]{\sidepar{#1}\parnopar}
% \newcommand{\crpage}[1]{\marginpar{#1}\parnopar}
\newcommand{\crpage}[1]{{}}
% this is admittedly just some whimsey
\newcommand{\propernoun}[1]{\emph{#1}}
\renewcommand{\baselinestretch}{0.85}
\begin{document}
% \sideparmargin{outer}
% \marginparmargin{outer}
\graphicspath{{img/}}
\thispagestyle{empty}
{\centering \includegraphics{img/edensymbols.png} \par}
\input{part1.tex}
\input{part2.tex}
\input{part3.tex}
% \backmatter
% \input{glossary.tex}
\end{document}
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