JB

Jennifer Billock

Writer at Apartment Therapy

An award-winning writer, bestselling author, and editor. My work has appeared in publications including The New York Times, Playboy, mental_floss, Lucky Peach, National Geographic Traveler, and Conde Nast Traveler. I have taught writing courses for local colleges and mentors young writers on a regular basis. I also co-hosts the podcast Macabre Traveler and edits the Kitchen Witch Newsletter. I'm currently dreaming of an around-the-world trip with her Boston terrier.

https://jenniferbillock.com/

Publications

  • Apartment Therapy
    82 articles
  • The Kitchn
    10 articles
  • The Checkup (by SingleCare)
    6 articles
  • Good Housekeeping
    3 articles
  • Apartment Therapy
    2 articles
  • Better Report
    1 article
  • Atlas Obscura
    1 article

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  • I Asked a Stager to Pick 4 Living-Room Finds from the Schoolhouse Home Brand (I Want Them All!)
    18 Mar—Apartment Therapy
    We independently select these products—if you buy from one of our links, we may earn a commission. All prices were accurate at the time of publishing. My partner and I are talking about moving in the next few months — and in the meantime, these discussions have led me to take a good, hard look at my living room decor (and think about what I’d like my next dream home to look like as I mindlessly scroll on Zillow). There’s an economic reason for this: If indeed we will soon have people coming...
  • The Easiest Way to Get Rid of Small Ants in Your Kitchen, According to Exterminators
    28 Mar—The Kitchn
    Last year, our entire three-flat building in Chicago had an ant problem. Small ants were climbing in through holes in screens or under doors and congregating in groups in each apartment’s kitchen. It was a nightmare — every resident spent at least 30 minutes a day cleaning up ants (both dead and alive). Here’s what I wish we’d known before encountering this problem. You may call them “sugar ants,” but that’s a colloquialism for a number of types of small ants that get into your kitchen....
  • —The Kitchn
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