What to include in my english PS help needed ASAP!!!

Any further reading you have done and awards recieved

It's quality over quantity. And you need to make sure that it doesn't sound like an essay, but you need to talk about why analysing the texts interests you

When I wrote my personal statement I actually didn't mention any books I studied in school because I felt everyone mentions the same texts and if they really care about that they can touch on it with you in the interview. If you mention poetry make sure everything you mention is something you can have an extended conversation about and not just something you know because you briefly studied.

the course texts i mentioned lea me to discuss other texts in more detail,

e.g. Studying 'Course text' intorduced me to 'external text' then analysis

is this a poor approach

Remember it shouldn't just be an analysis like an essay. Tbh how you discovered a text is not important, so just talk about the actual text you are focusing on

For my personal statement, I have Talked about:
-2 course texts (One play, one compilation of poetry)
-spoken in detail about an epic poem and my poetry related epq
-brushed over 2 novels
-spoken about a novel in relative detail alongside a poem
-talked about a critical work and an ideogical piece
(aswell as an intro/ extra curriculars etc)

Is this enough or too heavily poetry related? Do i need to include more insight about what i have enjoyed novel-wise

please help

For my personal statement, I have Talked about:
-2 course texts (One play, one compilation of poetry)
-spoken in detail about an epic poem and my poetry related epq
-brushed over 2 novels
-spoken about a novel in relative detail alongside a poem
-talked about a critical work and an ideogical piece
(aswell as an intro/ extra curriculars etc)

Is this enough or too heavily poetry related? Do i need to include more insight about what i have enjoyed novel-wise

please help

I think that's so much things you've written about! Far too much! 60% should be focused on your subject you intend to study and then the remainder should be focused about you! University isn't just about the academic side, but also about the social side. Universities want to see what you can bring to their uni, not just the skills on how to make a text sounds good, but what can your personality bring to it too. I literally wrote about 3 texts (one theory of Children's Language Acquisition (Applied for English Lang/Lit at the time)).

I would say you have a mix bag of genre so it's fine and unis understand you will have preferences. For instance, I never wrote about one drama as I couldn't be asked or anything. I wrote about two novels and 1 epic poem which was it. The rest was to do with me, and English Language. You should now try to focus on a bit more about you.

The Empire Odyssey has offered great advice and so I only want to add slightly to what he's said. I wouldn't worry too much about quantity here, but it's the quality of the analysis which is important. Have you merely mentioned some of these works or have you given them some thought and spoken about themes which are present for example or the portrayal of character types? In short you've spoken about 10 works, but how many of those would you say that you have used to show off your analytical skills? Be aware of that as well as the need for insight; I don't think that the balance matters too much by comparison.

For my personal statement, I have Talked about:
-2 course texts (One play, one compilation of poetry)
-spoken in detail about an epic poem and my poetry related epq
-brushed over 2 novels
-spoken about a novel in relative detail alongside a poem
-talked about a critical work and an ideogical piece
(aswell as an intro/ extra curriculars etc)

Is this enough or too heavily poetry related? Do i need to include more insight about what i have enjoyed novel-wise

please help