I don't mind his style, but he is a huge fan of the gross-out, something he's worked into every book I've read. It's a big part of his raw gritty whatever, and I just don't need it—in a lot of cases I find it distracts from the main thread of his stories. That said, I have read Guts more or less on a dare. It works in that case since grossing you out is the only thing that story is for.
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(But I aspire to write as well as he does, so...)
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I guess I admire his ability to evoke an emotional response.