East Villager

The East Villager was a newspaper published monthly in New York City by Everything for Everybody, a group founded by Jack Scully.

Targeting the neighborhood for which it was named, East Village, Manhattan, the paper's masthead stated that it had been published monthly since June 1966 and said of itself, "No One Slighted, Nothing Overlooked." Notable editors included Heidi Boghosian, presently executive director of the National Lawyers Guild, and Steven Vincent, an author and journalist who was abducted and murdered while working freelance in Iraq in 2005.

From 1974 to 1977 the newspaper had been called "Everything for Everybody" which was edited by Alec Clayton and published out of the organization's West Village branch at 406 West 13th Street. Clayton is now a novelist and freelance writer in Olympia, Washington.