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This article examines how Briony, the central protagonist of Ian McEwan’s novel  Atonement  comes to terms with her guilt for the wrong she had done as a 13-year-old. Her guilt turns into a traumatic memory which she attempts to overcome by adopting the therapeutic exercise of writing, i.e. scriptotherapy.

“Writing the wrongs and writing the rights”: scriptotherapy in Ian McEwan’s Atonement