Celebrating the *Official* End of Summer with Your Durham Tech Library
Missed out on this swag giveaway?
Good news! You've got another chance!
For National Library Card Sign-Up Month (all of September), we're giving away one Golden Library Card from Libro.fm good for 6 free audiobooks of your choosing and some sweet Durham Tech Library swag. Enter here by September 30. Must have a valid library account to be eligible to win but--more good news!-- you can complete the request/renewal form online by going to the Library Account Registration form found at the link under Announcements on the Durham Tech Library homepage.
It may still be somewhat steamy outside, but September 22 (at 2:19 PM, to be precise) marks the official start of fall with the Autumnal Equinox.
We asked and you answered-- What was our Durham Tech community up to this summer?
Faculty, staff, and students chimed in, and we've got a selection of books from the Durham Tech Library collection inspired by their stories.
This summer, Durham Tech Assistant Accountant Alma Acosta discovered the
Chill-ing summer beach reads from the Durham Tech Library
Sun, sand, and something sinister.
Whether you're lounging by the pool or hiding from the heat, crack open a spine-tingling tale that'll chill you to the bone...even in 90+-degree weather.
Mexican Gothic by Silvia Moreno-Garcia
A glamorous socialite is summoned to a crumbling mansion in the Mexican countryside, where her cousin’s cryptic letters scream danger. But the rot in the house isn’t just structural—it's deeply, disturbingly alive. Think haunted house meets creeping colonial horror with mushrooms and madness. Come for the Gothic vibes, stay for the unraveling.
The Night Eaters, Book 2: Her Little Reapers by by Marjorie Liu and Sana Takeda
The family drama gets bloodier in this dark and delicious continuation of Liu and Takeda’s graphic horror saga. The twins are still reeling from the truth about their terrifyingly badass mom—and now things are unraveling fast. Old secrets claw their way out of the grave, dragging demons both literal and personal into the light. Gorgeously

