Albert Meltzer (1920-whenever) has been involved actively in class struggles since the age of 15; exceptionally for the generation in having been a convinced Anarchist from the start, without any family background in such activity. «I couldn´t paint Golden Angels» is a lively, witty account of what he claims would have been the commonplace life of a worker but the fact that he spent sixty years in anarchist activism. As a result it is a unique recounting of many struggles otherwise distorted or unrecorded, including the history of the contemporary development of anarchism in Britain and other countries where he was involved, notably Spain.