The accessibility of literary works, such as novels by Sally Rooney, through digital platforms has expanded reading opportunities. This facilitates access to copyrighted material online, sometimes without cost to the user. The practice of obtaining and perusing such works outside of officially sanctioned channels has become increasingly common, particularly when the work is well-known and sought after.
This form of access can provide immediate gratification to readers eager to engage with contemporary literature. It circumvents traditional purchasing methods and associated expenses. Historically, access to literature was limited by geographic location and economic status. Digital access, while raising copyright considerations, potentially democratizes access to cultural content for a wider audience.
