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Polar Solar: A world on its side

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I am working on a world and I have run into a minor roadblock. The world is altered such that one of its polar regions is constantly facing the sun and the other is always facing away. I figure that the world would have an axial tilt of somewhere around fifteen to twenty degrees. Now here is where things get odd. I would like the constantly sunlit lands to be heavy jungle, and not the desert I am fairly certain is most likely. How would I go about getting that result with the world as described? Is it even possible? Do I need to resort to magic or some other hand-waving to make it work?

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