Víctor Alexandre has had a long career in the media: he was a program director at Ràdio 4, a correspondent in Germany for various outlets, and a collaborator and presenter on Catalan television. He currently writes for media such as El Món, Racó Català, Cugat.cat, and Tot Sant Cugat, and since 2013 he has directed the podcast Cinema A La Xarxa.
He has received several literary and journalistic awards, including the Mercè Rodoreda Prize, the Francesc Ferrer i Gironès Essay Prize, and the Ciutat d’Alcoi Theatre Prize, among others.
In the field of essays, he has published works such as Jo no sóc espanyol and La independència explicada al meu fill. In theatre, notable works include Èric i l’Exèrcit del Fènix i Onze.Nou.Catorze (1714). In fiction, his books include El somriure de Burt Lancaster and Els amants de la rambla del Celler.
His most recent book is Jo no volia ser Rita Hayworth.