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Disclaimer: Lisztomania, a 1975 film by Ken Russell, drawn from a biography of Franz Liszt, has nothing to do with this paper and is brought up solely to justify my catchy punning title. 1. One of the staple quotables from Vasilii Aksenov’s The Island of Crimea (Ostrov Krym, written in 1979, published 1981, English translation by Michel Heim, 1983; very much in the news as we speak in 2014) is the list of goods the protagonist Andrei Luchnikov failed to bring along to the 1970s’ Moscow from Paris.

Listomania, Or Catalog as Technique (With Examples from Poetry and Prose, Classical and Modern, Western and Russian)