Preamble: I'm formatting a humanities dissertation so this may seem weird.
I have a lot of quotes from interviews and I want to have them single spaced (intra-paragraph) and doublespaced inter-paragraph. I was able to do this rather well using in my appendix using:
\setlength{\parskip}{11pt}
\singlespacing
Is there a way I can have all my {quote} in singlespace? i.e. whenever I start a \begin{quote}, it will be single spaced with an 11pt \parskip.
\makeatletter and \makeatother are just required because @ is a special character, commonly used to mark internal macros, which is therefore not allowed for direct use in documents. This would not be necessary in a style file.