Nash often worked in media other than paint. As well as two volumes of his own wood engravings, "Places" and "Genesis", throughout the 1920s Nash produced highly regarded book illustrations for several authors, including Robert Graves and Siegfried Sassoon. Nash was one of the contributors of illustrations to the Subscriber's Edition of T. E. Lawrence's "Seven pillars of wisdom", published in 1926. In 1930, Nash produced the dust jacket design for "Roads to Glory", a collection of World War I stories by Richard Aldington.