Darghud's Doll

"Darghud's Doll" is a Cthulhu Mythos story by Brian Lumley, featuring the occult investigator Titus Crow.  It first appeared in The Horror at Oakdeene and Others (Arkham House, 1977).
== Synopsis ==
When writer Gerald Dawson asks for an example of "imitative magic," Titus Crow offers a tale of a British doctor in Africa whose life is first threatened and then accidentally ended by means of a magical doll.
== Publication History ==
After its initial appearance in The Horror at Oakdeene, "Darghud's Doll" was reprinted in Lumley's collection The Compleat Crow (W. Paul Ganley, 1987).Internet Speculative Fiction Database, "Title: Darghud's Doll."
== References ==
Category:Brian Lumley works
Category:Expanded Mythos Works