‎"67 Sophia Road is an anomaly, where it begins life as a grand lady ‎but is destined to spend the rest of its days unceremoniously as a slum ‎dwelling." Thus begins 67 Sophia Road; House on the Hill, ‎expansive, idiosyncratic, nostalgic and evocative, the comic book ‎rendition captures the ecstatic evocation of characters and landscape ‎through the domestic, social and intimate lives of residents of a ‎tenement, typical of dwellings in Singapore during the 1970s. The ‎principal narrator of the saga, Jog-Man Boey, the fly-on-the-wall, ‎travels through time, space, and history to lay bare the numerous ‎discords, packed with misadventures and scandals as well as stories ‎and lives intertwined with the comings and goings of colourful ‎characters who inhabit 67 Sophia Road. Through thumbnail sketches, ‎the graphic novella also contains observations of controversial social ‎policies of the era as Singapore rapidly undergoes transformation in ‎the social and political arenas. And as the reader accompanies the ‎narrator on this journey through the shifting sands of time, they are ‎treated to an entertaining peek into a microcosmic Singapore of ‎yesteryears.‎