Snaig Tharta Portland, Oregon
Nora has strange phenomena happening to her all the time, which she doesn’t really have the language to describe. Scott has long studied Forteana. As life partners together since 2003, Scott and Nora created Snaig Tharta as a natural extension of these conversations, and a way to further explore the intricacies of this haunted life and marriage. ... more
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