The link to DriveThru just turned up with a link to Jeff where you can report any obvious errors in the pdf.

Did you fill in the survey Jeff sent around recently? I think that was to confirm where to send the pdf. 

Weird! If it makes you feel any better, I don't think you were the only one to have problems. I guess I was just lucky!

Really it’s a different approach to inter-war pulp– slightly simpler and sticking closely to BoL, and avoiding the rather dice-heavy approach you see in some of the EW sub-systems.
 
Personally, I'll probably stick to Everywhen for my 30s pulp games, but I might well add some bits and pieces in DT to EW. As I said before I will be trying out the chase rules for my next EW game, as I've never got on with EW's Challenge Dice rules. If they work fine, and (I can’t see why they wouldn’t) I’ll probably stick with them in future.
 
I’ll try the BoL style critters in the bestiary, to see if I like them better than the critters with Rabble/Tough/Rival and Scale in EW. Not sure if I’d stick with the DT ones though – time will tell.
 
I will probably use DTs Mysterious Power boons for my EW occult games – I like those. And I’ve long used the 1930s magic spells from 1st Edition DT in many of my EW games.
 
Even if you use EW for 30s/40s pulp, you might find stuff here that you might want to introduce to your EW games.
 
Where the EW rules score for me is in the use of the damage track and in their firearms rules generally. They are more my style than the DT firearms rules – perfectly good and usable though they are. Also use of the Scale for heavy firearms and the use of Scale for big critters works really good for some dino hunting scenarios.
 
And the Boons and Flaws in Pulse Pounding Pulp are spot on! As is the whole pulp feel throughout PPP – an excellent piece of work from Mr. Elliott. However, DT has two of my favourite Boons ever – Thunderblow and Right Back At You.
 
So I’ll sum up by saying that they plough the same furrow but in slightly different ways. DT is a great piece of work, and if you are interested in 30s/40s pulp and haven’t got access to EW or have it but didn’t like the approach, then DT would be a good purchase. (Also I used it to run a series of sf games set in the Firefly setting – it’s adaptable for anything with guns really.)
 
For me EW is a better fit, but I will be adding some bits of DT to my EW games, and will definitely run the South Seas scenario using EW with added DT. I’m happy to support Dicey Tales as I played the hell out of it back in the day and I have a lot of affection for it.

On MeWe I just posted about BoL engine mash-ups, and listed mine.
 
For my Aja of the Isles Hyborian game I used BoL + the Resolve mechanic from Everywhen.
 
My swashbuckling musketeers game featuring Captain Treville's Daughter was all Everywhen + house rules for duelling building on the duelling rules in Pulse Pounding Pulp + the Careers from Honor & Intrigue.
 
I intend to use the chase rules from Dicey Tales in my next Lady Daisy St Clair game.
 
I played around with the original Dogs Of War + Everywhen for a series of 1960s spy games.
 
Also used Legendary Edition BoL + the fan posted Barbarians of the Void for a great series of Firefly games.

If you have a selection of BoL engine games it's a snap to merge mechanics to get just the sort of game you want.