The phrase refers to the availability of a specific audiobook without cost. This typically indicates a digital version of C.S. Lewis’s allegorical novel, “The Great Divorce,” offered at no charge to the user, often through promotional deals, library services, or unauthorized distribution.
Accessing such content at no monetary expense can expand readership, introduce new audiences to classic literature, and lower barriers to entry for those seeking intellectual or spiritual enrichment. Historically, the distribution of literature without charge has played a significant role in democratization of knowledge and cultural dissemination.
