문재인의 운명 (영문판)

1 My Encounter
- That Morning
- Our First Encounter
- Partner
- Like a Sunbae, Like a Friend
- Becoming a Human Rights Attorney
- Comrade
- Passion and Principles
- The 1987 June Struggle
- The Great Workers’ Struggle and the Imprisonment of Attorney Roh
- Sending Attorney Roh to the National Assembly
- Left Alone
- The Incident at Dong-eui University and Yongsan’s Disastrous Accident
- Fabricated Spy Case
- Fight Against Regionalism
- 2002’s Admiration

2 My Life
- My Mother and Father
- Poverty
- Problem Child
- University and the Resistance
- Imprisonment and My Mother
- Meeting My Wife
- At the Detention Center
- Compulsory Conscription
- Airborne Division
-Studying
- Re-confinement
- Receiving News in a Holding Cell
- Being an Attorney

3 My Accompaniment
- To the Blue House
- The Behind Story of the Participatory Government’s Cabinet Appointment
- Life in Seoul and the Blue House
- The Special Prosecution of the Fund Transfer to North Korea
- The Supreme Prosecutors’ Office Reformation
- Reform of the National Intelligence Service
- Reform of Powerful Government Agencies
- Managing Social Conflicts
- Labor Incident
- Attitude Towards America
- Painful Decisions
- Pain
- The President Asking for Renewed Confidence
- A Freeman
- Himalaya
- Unexpected News at Kathmandu
- Impeachment Representative
- Senior Presidential Secretary of Civic Society
- The Grand Coalition
- Justification Over Investigation
- Opportunity of Jurisdiction Reformation
- Rearranging Past Affairs
- The National Security Law
- My Resignation
- The Last Chief Presidential Secretary
- ROK-U.S. FTA
- North-South Summit Conference
- Beyond the Yellow Line
- The Thing About Politics
- U.S. Beef Importation
- That Winter
- His Retirement
- Leaving the Blue House
- Country life
- Farmer Roh Moo-hyun
- Political Retaliation
- Beginning of a Tragedy
- Day of Humiliation

4 My Destiny
- Chief Mourner Moon Jae-in
- Sending Him Off
- Sea of Tears
- A Small Tombstone
- A Memorial Stone by the People
- The Place He Left Behind
- Returning to Law
- Looking Back
- It’s Destiny