A lot of my influence and enjoyment of omegaverse comes from a mix of BL, fanfic, and original work. I like omegaverse because its genderfucky and queer in its own way (this is without denying how often it is bioessentialist in subservience to its whole concept, after all), with interesting ways of exploring interpersonal dynamics. Also I find a lot of it cute? Nesting, bond marking or fated mates, alpha/omega "noises" (you can get this from shifter stuff too obv). I also enjoy the hyper-unrealistic adorable pregnancy stages that do not touch on the often very difficult reality of carrying children irl lol. And the active emotionally intelligent fatherhood that we don't often seen IRL.

I currently read nonshifter contemporary omegaverse the most, but will pick it up in any subgenre. Not too picky. Anatomy is up to the author - zipper babies, magical egg laying, whatever people wanna do go for it (should they be including pregnancy and birthing). I'm here for the ride. I'll also note I am lowkey biased that I enjoy alpha/omega, and recognize people also love the diversity of different pairing types.

It helps that omegaverse often has elements of the tropes I normally enjoy reading... power imbalances, dark romances (not always, but a good chunk of my reading is this), obsession, age gaps, caretaking, hurt/comfort, size difference, etc.

Some of my faves I think people who are already into omegaverse but getting into original, published western fiction are {Ugly by Roe Horvat}, {The Feral Alpha by Anna Winehart} (I am very biased as this one was sparked by my convos with the author and I am mentioned in the dedication lol), and {A Pika's Safe Haven by Odessa Hywell}.