Updates with 2023/2024 edits

toledot/Makefile

@@ -26,7 +26,7 @@ bleed-images: ## Swap in the full-bleed images for the printers
 		cat BOOK1-174 DANDELION BOOK176-188 CAIRNS BOOK190-527 SPLIT BOOK529-end \
 		output with-illustrations-tmp.pdf
 	pdftk with-illustrations-tmp.pdf update_info meta.txt output with-illustrations.pdf
-	rm with-illustrations-tmp.pdf meta.txt
+	#rm with-illustrations-tmp.pdf meta.txt
 
 .PHONY: plain
 plain: ## full document of the book with no proofing marks

toledot/content/012.tex

@@ -1,5 +1,5 @@
 \hypertarget{ioan-bux103lan-2325}{%
-\chapter{Ioan Bălan—2325}\label{ioan-bux103lan-2325}}
+\chapter{Ioan Bălan — 2325}\label{ioan-bux103lan-2325}}
 
 There was a rhythm to research, Ioan had found. The ideas and information did not always flow smoothly; sometimes, ey would go days without breaking through the current blockage, or perhaps ey would rush forward in leaps and bounds, the periods of sleep and waking growing longer and longer until ey was out of sync with the world around em.
 

toledot/content/060.tex

@@ -1,5 +1,5 @@
 \hypertarget{codrin-bux103lanpollux-2326}{%
-\chapter{Codrin Bălan\#Pollux—2326}\label{codrin-bux103lanpollux-2326}}
+\chapter{Codrin Bălan\#Pollux — 2326}\label{codrin-bux103lanpollux-2326}}
 
 Interview with Dear, Also, The Tree That Was Felled\#Pollux\\
 On the reasons for vesting entirely in the Launch\\

toledot/content/063.tex

@@ -1,5 +1,5 @@
 \hypertarget{tycho-brahecastor-2346}{%
-\chapter{Tycho Brahe\#Castor --- 2346}\label{tycho-brahecastor-2346}}
+\chapter{Tycho Brahe\#Castor — 2346}\label{tycho-brahecastor-2346}}
 
 After a certain point, when one gets so far from the sun that transmission times blur into weeks, the concepts of day and night stop meaning so much, and one relies instead on long habits borne out of a necessity to sleep, and to sleep generally on the same schedule as others. And if one must do that, one might as well follow the same schedule one has always kept, the same day-night cycle that even Earth understands. The same clock ticks across three different Systems, after all.
 
@@ -21,7 +21,7 @@ One who is awake, however, is the astronomer who long ago decided to call himsel
 We hear you. We see you.
 \end{quote}
 
-The message was simple, and that is all that it needed to be to turn Tycho's world upside down. Six words to start, more to come. He paced this way and that in the clearing that he'd long since made his permanent home, the words of the message spelled out before his eyes in starry letters.
+\noindent The message was simple, and that is all that it needed to be to turn Tycho's world upside down. Six words to start, more to come. He paced this way and that in the clearing that he'd long since made his permanent home, the words of the message spelled out before his eyes in starry letters.
 
 \emph{Source: Dreamer Module wideband.}
 
@@ -29,11 +29,11 @@ The message was simple, and that is all that it needed to be to turn Tycho's wor
 We are 3 light-hours, 4 light-minutes, 2.043 light-seconds out at time of message send. Closing at 0.003c relative velocity. Closest intercept 5 light-minutes, 3.002 light-seconds in 972 hours, 8 minutes, 0.333 seconds
 \end{quote}
 
-``What the fuck am I supposed to do?'' he asked the night sky. He shouted, he cursed, he laughed, he wept. ``What am I supposed to do with this?''
+\noindent ``What the fuck am I supposed to do?'' he asked the night sky. He shouted, he cursed, he laughed, he wept. ``What am I supposed to do with this?''
 
 Forty days away, now. Closer every second.
 
-Someone out there --- someone smart, someone moving fast --- had heard the repeated pulses of primes broadcast on wideband. They had then narrowed in on the signal, decoding the binary representation of those primes, then the numerical representation of the binary, then the spelled out versions of those numbers, each on progressively narrower bands.
+Someone out there—someone smart, someone moving fast—had heard the repeated pulses of primes broadcast on wideband. They had then narrowed in on the signal, decoding the binary representation of those primes, then the numerical representation of the binary, then the spelled out versions of those numbers, each on progressively narrower bands.
 
 Someone very smart had then listened and listened and listened to the looped instructions, taking it all in, learning the language, learning all they could.
 
@@ -43,13 +43,13 @@ Three light hours, though! That was too close, much too close. And fast! He didn
 We understand the mechanism by which we may meet. We have similar. Instructions to follow.
 \end{quote}
 
-And this is why Tycho was scared shitless and too excited to breathe. This meant that they had somehow learned the information thoroughly enough to pick up on the final set of instructions, the information about the Ansible and about how to build a mind accurately enough to send through the Ansible to Castor.
+\noindent And this is why Tycho was scared shitless and too excited to breathe. This meant that they had somehow learned the information thoroughly enough to pick up on the final set of instructions, the information about the Ansible and about how to build a mind accurately enough to send through the Ansible to Castor.
 
 \begin{quote}
 Awaiting consent.
 \end{quote}
 
-Consent? Consent to commence? Who was he to provide that? Tycho Brahe, born with some much more boring name, the sad excuse for an astronomer who couldn't even see the stars? Who was he to say yes or no? Who was he to pick one or the other?
+\noindent Consent? Consent to commence? Who was he to provide that? Tycho Brahe, born with some much more boring name, the sad excuse for an astronomer who couldn't even see the stars? Who was he to say yes or no? Who was he to pick one or the other?
 
 Did it even matter?
 
@@ -59,7 +59,7 @@ Laughing, tears streaming down his face, he instructed the perisystem connection
 Consent granted.
 \end{quote}
 
-He'd pay for it, or not. Someone would notice or no one would. It would end well or it would end poorly.
+\noindent He'd pay for it, or not. Someone would notice or no one would. It would end well or it would end poorly.
 
 It would happen or not, but for once in his life, he did something. He really, actually, \emph{truly} did something.
 

toledot/content/064.tex

@@ -1 +0,0 @@
-Continued in book III, \href{https://neviim.post-self.ink}{\emph{Nevi'im}}.

toledot/content/5-epilogue.tex

@@ -8,4 +8,4 @@
 
   \vfill
 
-\input{content/launch/launch/Codrin-castor/009}
+\input{content/063}

toledot/content/launch/launch/Codrin-castor/009.tex

@@ -33,7 +33,7 @@ We are 3 light-hours, 4 light-minutes, 2.043 light-seconds out at time of messag
 
 Forty days away, now. Closer every second.
 
-Someone out there---someone smart, someone moving fast---had heard the repeated pulses of primes broadcast on wideband. They had then narrowed in on the signal, decoding the binary representation of those primes, then the numerical representation of the binary, then the spelled out versions of those numbers, each on progressively narrower bands.
+Someone out there—someone smart, someone moving fast—had heard the repeated pulses of primes broadcast on wideband. They had then narrowed in on the signal, decoding the binary representation of those primes, then the numerical representation of the binary, then the spelled out versions of those numbers, each on progressively narrower bands.
 
 Someone very smart had then listened and listened and listened to the looped instructions, taking it all in, learning the language, learning all they could.
 

toledot/ebooks/Scott-Clary, Madison/Toledot/Toledot - Madison Scott-Clary.opf

@@ -9,8 +9,9 @@
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         <dc:language>eng</dc:language>
         <dc:subject>Skunks</dc:subject>
+        <dc:subject>Post-Self</dc:subject>
         <meta name="calibre:author_link_map" content="{&quot;Madison Scott-Clary&quot;: &quot;&quot;}"/>
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+        <meta name="calibre:series" content="Post-Self Cycle"/>
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