Alex Landrito is a poetic soul from Mabalacat, Philippines, whose stories feel like moonlight poured into ink. With a heart devoted to love and a mind endlessly drawn to storytelling, Alex writes not just to entertain-but to enchant, to heal, and to remember.

His work blends lyrical prose with mythic emotion, crafting worlds where longing becomes architecture and every chapter is a vow. Known for haunting beauty and emotional resonance, Alex's writing lingers like a whispered promise-soft, powerful, unforgettable.

In his current novel, The Moon That Married the Sea, Alex weaves a celestial romance between a moonborn goddess and a tideweaver boy-defying fate, rewriting prophecy, and daring to love where love was forbidden. It's a story of rebellion, devotion, and the kind of connection that makes stars tremble.

Alex doesn't chase trends. He chases truth.  
He doesn't write for applause. He writes for those who feel too deeply to say it out loud.