• Amazon.com: Beneath His Everlasting Wings Rolanda T. Pyle's compilation devotionals and poetry.

• Amazon.com: Finally Rolanda T. Pyle's collection of poetry and stories.

• Amazon.com: Gumbo for the Soul Rolanda contributed a poem to this award winning anthology.

• Amazon.com: Gumbo for the Soul 2 Rolanda contributed a poem and a memoir to this sequel to the award winning anthology.

• Amazon.com: To Grandmother's House We Go and Stay Rolanda contributed a chapter to this resource guide and study.

• Beautiful Women – Like You and Me Rolanda contributed the poem, "Black Woman, Tired."

• The Billie Holiday Theatre Independent African American theatre in Brooklyn.

• Black People in the Bible An intriguing study of the African origins of many Biblical figures by a Brooklyn author. A second edition is available now.
• C&B Books Distribution Distributors of RoRo's Rainbow Communications books.
• Catch the Wave Ministries was designed for pastors, laypersons, and disciples of Christ to assist them in finding their way out of the nominal Christian walk.
• Ceremonies | The Art of Cheryl Hanna Cheryl Hanna creates dreamlike, elegant and intense collages and paintings. This site presents her work, her biography, a critical essay and an resume.
• Citymeals-on-Wheels profiled Rolanda Pyle, who discussed her volunteer work for the renowned program that feeds New York City seniors — and others in need.
• ChristianStoryteller.com features the latest in fine Christian and family values books. Rolanda Pyle's page is here.
• Christian Women Lifestyle xPress Online Magazine published Rolanda Pyle's poem, "Thank You for My Family," on page 12 of the September-November 2013 issue.
• Cynthia Bullock VA: Your Virtual Hands is a gifted virtual assistant who will help you run your business, not be run by your business.
• Daily News "Brooklyn People in Profile" interviewed Rolanda Pyle in 1996 during her tenure as Director of the Grandparent Resource Center.
• GRAND The magazine for grandparents.
• Hue-Man Bookstore Hue-Man was a famous landmark in Harlem for many years. They continue selling books online.
• The It Girl Rules A new book by Beneath His Everlasting Wings contributor Tamika Nurse.
• Iowa City Senior Center Television Online An interview with Rolanda T. Pyle.
• Jide Ojo - Afro Fine Arts Nigerian-American Artist, Jide Ojo presents stunning visual explorations.
• The Little Rock Sun published Rolanda T. Pyle's poem, "Hue People," in February 2015.
• Mama Foundation for the Arts Gospel, jazz and R&B arts presented through theatre, performance and education.
• Mississippi College: Rolanda T. Pyle's poem, "The Power of Social Work" was read on air as part of a campus broadcasting class in Clinton, MS.
• NASW-NYC Connections featured Rolanda's poem about the power of social work.
• The New Social Worker magazine on Pinterest
• The NYC Department for the Aging also published Rolanda T. Pyle's poem, "The Power of Social Work," on their blog, NYC Seniors.
• Ossie Davis & Ruby Dee: The Official Site Official site of Ossie Davis and Ruby Dee, the famous husband and wife actors, producers, writers and activists.
• Press On! Webzine Page 8 of the Spring 2012 edition features Rolanda Pyle's memoir of her school years.
• Press On! Webzine Page 5 of the Spring 2013 edition features an interview with Rolanda Pyle.
• Taboo Talk, a Christian talk show featuring Lady Charmaine Day (pastor, publisher, author, radio host and motivational speaker), featured Rolanda T. Pyle on April 3rd, 2012.
• "A Tribute to Grandparents Raising Their Grandchildren," Rolanda T. Pyle's article on the website of Caregiver Magazine.
• University of Sankore Press Essential Black Studies books, textbooks and Kwanzaa gifts.
• Vision Carriers Deborah Singletary offers a unique experience on her site devoted to her ministerial offerings, her artwork and exhibitions, and her self-actualizing art, music and astrology workshops.
• The World Is a Girl's Runaway A profile of the author for young people.
• Working Writers In a recent interview, Rolanda Pyle talks in depth about her books and her writing life.

Links updated 2/4/17