Joshua Marie Wilkinson is a founding editor of The Volta, which features 6 distinct organs:
Evening Will Come (a monthly journal of poetics), They Will Sew the Blue Sail (monthly work by a trio of poets), Tremolo (conversations with writers appearing on the first of each month), Friday Feature (a weekly poetry reviews column), Medium (a new video or poemfilm by living poets also appearing each friday), and The Pleistocene (an audio interview program with poets).

With Noah Eli Gordon, he is a founding editor of Letter Machine Editions, a nonprofit publisher of prose and poetry. For five years (2007-2011), he edited Rabbit Light Movies: A Journal of Poemfilms. He's also on the boards of Pilot Books, the journal Requited, and the Poetry & Politics imprint of University of California Santa Cruz.

Wilkinson's poems, reviews, essays, poemfilms, and a play have appeared in the following:
The Agriculture Reader | Alice Blue Review | American Letters & Commentary |
Another Chicago Magazine | Anti- | Backwards City Review | Bird Dog | Black Warrior Review |
Boston Review | The Burnside Review | Cab/Net | Caffeine Destiny | Can We Have Our Ball Back? |
Cannibal | Coconut | Colorado Review | Center | Chicago Sun-Times | Columbia Poetry Review |
The Concher | Conduit | The Continental Review | Copper Nickel | Court Green | Cue |
Crab Creek Review | Cranky | CutBank | Dark Sky Magazine | The Destroyer | Diagram | Diode | Dislocate |
Double Room | Eleven Eleven | Elimae | Ellipsis | Eucalyptus | Eye-rhyme | Fascicle |
Filter | Forklift, OH | Fou | Glitter Pony | GreatCoat | Gulf Coast | Handsome |
H_NGM_N | Harness | Harp & Altar | High Chair | iO | Jubilat | Knock | La Petite Zine | Lana Turner |
The Laurel Review | Left Facing Bird | Likestarlings | Listenlight | LIT | Little Red Leaves | Luna | Lungfull! |
Matter | Meridian | Mid-American Review | Mipoesias | The Modern Review | New American Writing |
New Delta Review | New Orleans Review | No Tell Motel | /nor: New Ohio Review | Octopus |
The Offending Adam | OmniVerse | Packingtown Review | Parthenon West Review | Peacock Online Review |
Perihelion | Phoebe | Pontoon | Poor Claudia | The Portland Review | Rabbit Light Movies | Realpoetik | Redactions |
Requited | The Seattle Review | Sentence | Shampoo | Sidebrow | Sleepingfish | Slope | So & So Magazine |
Sonora Review | Spiral Orb | Spork | Sprung Formal | The Strange Fruit | Sugar House Review |
Talus or Scree | Tarpaulin Sky | Telephone | Timber | Typo | Versal | Verse | Weird Deer | West Branch |
West Wind Review | Whiskey Island | Word for/Word | Yalobusha Review | Zoland Poetry |
14 Hills | 42 Opus | 580 Split

Anthologies which have included Wilkinson's poetry and prose:
A Broken Thing: Poets on the Line | Call & Reponse | Diagram.2 | Diagram III|
10 of Diagrams, an anthology | Harp & Altar | Poets on Painters |
Postmodern American Poetry: A Norton Anthology (Revised & Expanded 2013) |
Starting Today: 100 Poems for Obama's First 100 Days | Telephone Sonnet Anthology

Interviews by (and with) Wilkinson have appeared in
Bomb | Bookslut | Cranky | Denver Quarterly | Dislocate | Evening Will Come |
Fascicle | Jacket2 | MLive | The North Branch (Roswell Motorpark) | Octopus | OmniVerse
Poetry Society of America | Rain Taxi | Studio One | Tremolo | Yaakov Murchadha |
Zoland Poetry | 12 or 20 Questions

Reviews of Wilkinson's books and chapbooks have appeared in:
American Poet: the Journal of the Academy of American Poets | Art Voice |
Best American Poetry Blog | Blackbird | The Bloomsbury Review | Boog City |
Bookslut | Boston Review | The Chronicle of Higher Education | Coldfront Magazine |
Colorado Review | CutBank | Dislocate | Galatea Resurrects | H_NGM_N |
Interim | The Kenyon Review | The Laurel Review | Luna | New Pages | Pank |
Pedagogy | Poetry Northwest | Publisher's Weekly | Rain Taxi: Review of Books |
San Francisco Examiner | Sonora Review | Stride Magazine | Sugar House Review |
Tarpaulin Sky | Word for/Word | 360 Main Street

He once contributed to an article about nachos for a Superbowl Sunday feature in the Wall Street Journal.