From 1968 to 1974, the Servites of Co Tyrone, Ireland published an annual literary review, first called Everyman and then Aquarius, which featured the best-known writers and personalities of the time addressing the arts, culture, politics, religion, and much more. Billed as a religio-cultural review, the magazine boldly aimed to air and analyze the current preoccupations of Ireland, north and south, religious and secular, profound and otherwise. Creative Commotion is an anthology of the best essays, stories, poems, and commentary published in the magazine.