Here the boulevards and streets have lost their names, and people have lost the ability to trust each other. Here live constant fear, an incessant radio and hordes of beetles that have occupied the city. Martyn hides in memories, books he read, old songs and poems - in that life that seemed to have disappeared forever. But she makes herself known - with a strange note thrown into the mailbox, a stack of old letters that did not reach the recipients, mysterious “emerald people” breaking into the airwaves, a meeting with an extraordinary girl... And it turns out that this tormented world has a chance to be saved. Philip Dzyadko’s novel “Radio Martyn” is like a kaleidoscope, where characters, quotes, details are connected with each other, creating a new picture - either an adventure novel, or a dystopian thriller, or a love story.